# Choose a template from Gallery Explore templates designed and selected by Tembuilder, preview the details, and choose one for your project. **Gallery** is a collection of templates designed, built, and carefully selected by the Tembuilder team for a variety of uses. Each brings its own layout and visual style, giving you more options when starting a new document. Browse for inspiration, explore how a design is put together, or choose a template as the starting point for your own ideas. You can change its content, colors, and layout after adding it to your project. ## 1. Explore the collection Open **Gallery** to browse the available templates. Each card includes a thumbnail, name, and short description to give you a sense of the design. The paper size is also shown, helping you choose a template for the document you have in mind. Browse freely, or narrow down the collection when you know what you’re looking for: - **Search** by name or keyword. For example, enter `invoice` to find invoice templates. - **Categories** on the left group templates by type. - **Popular** shows popular templates first; **Newest** helps you discover recent additions. Combine search with a category to narrow the results further. When the list spans several pages, use the controls below it to keep browsing. ## 2. Take a closer look Select a template card to open its preview. You’ll see a larger view of the design along with its name, description, and paper size. Look at the details that are harder to see in a thumbnail: how the content is divided, spacing between sections, typography, and table layouts. If several preview images are available, use the arrows or thumbnails to move between them. A template does not need to match your idea in every detail. A layout that is close to what you want can be a useful starting point, since you can edit it after adding it to your project. Close the preview to keep exploring, or select **Use template** when you find one you’d like to use. ## 3. Add it to your project Open **Gallery** from the project where you want to keep the template. Selecting **Use template** opens the **Import** dialog, where you can give it a name. - **Name** is the label shown in Templates. Choose something you’ll recognize, such as **Service invoice**. - **Slug** is a short name used to reference the template, such as `service-invoice`. It must be different from the slugs already used in the same project. Select **Import** and wait for completion. The app opens the template in the editor, ready for you to work on. It also appears in **Templates**, so you can find it again later. Return to Gallery whenever you want to explore another design, whether you’re looking for fresh ideas or starting another template in your project. ## Try choosing a template The illustration below walks through these steps. Search for `invoice`, open the preview, select **Use template**, and give the template a name.

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Select the template to preview · Interactive illustration

Once you have chosen a template, see the [editor guide](/docs/editor/tour/) to start editing it.