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Save editing settings for future use

Learn how to use templates to reuse the same editing settings on many designs

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Written by Craig Wright
Updated over a week ago

If you want to reuse the same editing settings, such as opacity, sharpness, and saturation, turn your design into a custom template.

With a custom template, everything that is included in the design of the template is stored. When you create a new design that's based on the template, it inherits:

  • The content from the template, including backgrounds, text, and graphics.

  • The editing settings from the template, such as opacity, sharpness, and saturation.

You can also make a layer in the template replaceable, so you can easily swap out one product image for another.

A template with a snowy background and a replaceable layer. 2 designs have been created based on the template. They are identical to the template except they have different product images instead of the replaceable layer.

To find out how to set up and use templates, see:

Templates

Create a custom template

Team templates

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