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Replacing your website with a template

How to open the template gallery in the Stackably Website Builder, filter the templates, and replace your website's design with a template.

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Written by Kelly Shirey

This article shows you how to browse the template gallery in the Stackably Website Builder and replace your website's design with a ready-made template.

How do I open the template gallery?

  1. In Business Tools › Website Builder, tick the checkbox next to your website and click Edit.

  2. In the top bar, click Templates.

When it worked, the Replace with a template gallery opens and shows how many templates are listed, for example 29 of 29. Each template card shows a preview, its name (for example Bean & Co — Café) and the pages it includes. Hover over a card to scroll through its preview.

How do I find a template for my type of business?

Use the filters at the top of the template gallery to narrow the list:

  • Industry: for example Food & Drink, Fashion & Beauty, Fitness, Healthcare, Home Services, Legal, Real Estate or Wellness.

  • Type: Company Site, Landing, Online Store, Portfolio or SaaS.

  • Style: for example Bold, Dark, Editorial, Elegant, Light, Minimal or Warm.

When it worked, the count updates (for example 2 of 29 for Food & Drink) and only matching templates are shown. Click Clear to remove the filters.

How do I replace my website with a template?

Note: Using a template clears your current website and replaces every page you have now. Save a version in History first if you might want your current design back.

  1. On the template you want, click Replace.

  2. The Replace your current website? window explains that the template clears the canvas and replaces every page. Click Replace with template to go ahead, or Keep current design to cancel.

When it worked, the gallery closes and the builder shows your website with the template's pages, which are listed in the Pages panel. Click any text to put in your own words.

If you only wanted to look, click Keep current design at the top of the gallery to close it without changing anything.

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