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Templates

Templates let you start with a reusable foundation instead of a blank canvas. The public gallery, the workspace template modal, and the publish flow all use the same template inventory.

Browsing Templates

You can access templates in two ways:

  1. Public Gallery: Open /templates to browse the live gallery, search by keyword, and filter by category before signing in.
  2. Workspace Gallery: From the dashboard or workspace, open the Template Gallery modal to review the same starter inventory inside your project flow.

Template cards surface verification, benchmark, deployability, and backend-ready signals so you can tell the difference between a rough starting point and a more production-ready starter.

Categories

Templates are organized into categories:

  • Starters — Minimal foundations for greenfield builds.
  • Landing Pages — Marketing sites, launch pages, and funnel-style experiences.
  • Apps & Dashboards — Product shells, admin panels, commerce, and operational tools.
  • Portfolios — Personal sites, case studies, and creative presentations.
  • Blogs & Content — Editorial layouts, publishing, and newsletter flows.
  • Utilities — Generic workflow tools, forms, and calculators.

Cloning a Template

  1. Find a template you like in the public gallery or the workspace modal.
  2. Choose Use Template to open the workspace template flow.
  3. Codeezly clones a fresh project with the template's file snapshot and quality metadata.
  4. Continue with follow-up prompts to adapt the starter to your product, workflows, and deployment bar.

Creating Your Own Templates

Turn any existing project into a reusable public template:

  1. Open /templates/share.
  2. Select the project you want to convert into a template snapshot.
  3. Fill in the template details:
    • Name — A descriptive title.
    • Description — What the template includes and who it's for.
    • Category — Match the starter to the best gallery category.
    • Tags — Keywords for search discoverability.
  4. Click Publish. Your project snapshot becomes a public template in the gallery.

Templates and community showcase posts are separate surfaces: templates are reusable starters, while Community Showcase is for sharing live, published projects.

Official Templates

Codeezly maintains a set of official templates that are actively updated and tested. These are marked with a ✓ Official badge in the gallery. Official templates follow best practices and include:

  • Proper component structure and file organization
  • Responsive design for all screen sizes
  • Dark/light theme support
  • Accessibility best practices
  • Performance-optimized code

Tips

  1. Start from a template, iterate with AI: Templates give you structure; the AI helps you customize. This is the fastest workflow.
  2. Check the quality signals first: Verified, backend-ready, and deployable starters are better choices when you already know the app must launch quickly.
  3. Keep published templates generic: Remove project-specific secrets, brand-specific assets, and user data before publishing a reusable starter.