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Templates

A template is a finished project you can open, change and publish: a working website, app or game. Take one as it is, or tell the AI what to make of it. Either way, the result is your own project from the first minute.

Open Templates under Library in the dashboard sidebar.

The templates gallery

Filter templates by category:

  • All shows everything.
  • Websites covers landing pages, business sites, online stores and portfolios.
  • Apps are tools with real data behind them, like scheduling, task tracking, dashboards and quotes.
  • Games are small, complete games you can reskin or extend.

Use the search box to find a template by name or description, and the sort menu to order them by Popular, Recently added or Name A-Z. Each card shows the template's picture, its name and a line about what it does.

You can also find templates from the command palette. Press ⌘K or Ctrl K and start typing.

Previewing a template​

Hover a card for two buttons, View template and Remix. Click the card, or View template, to open the preview.

A template card showing View template and Remix

The preview shows the template's live site, so you can click around the real thing. Use the device buttons to see it at desktop, tablet and phone widths, or the open-in-new-tab button to explore it in its own window.

The template preview with Duplicate and Remix

Using a template​

There are two ways to take a template, and they differ in what happens next.

Remix attaches the template to the prompt box on Home. Describe what you want changed and send it. The AI builds from the template instead of from an empty page, so "make it for a dental clinic in Leeds" lands on a working site. The first message in the chat shows a Remixed from card, so you can always see where the project started.

Duplicate takes the template exactly as it is. Name the new project, click Create project, and it opens straight in the builder with nothing changed. Use this when you want to explore the code first or make the changes yourself.

Either way, the result is a normal project in your workspace. Every file is yours to change, and publishing works the same as for anything you built from scratch.

The quick-start buttons under the prompt box on Home, like Online store and Portfolio, are a shortcut to Remix: each one attaches a template picked for that kind of project.

From the website​

The gallery is also on webtwizz.com/templates. Remix works there even when you're signed out. Create your account or log in, and you land on your dashboard with the template attached to the prompt box.