Pages

Section templates

Section templates are ready-made sections you drop into a page and fill with your own words and images, instead of building every section from scratch.

What a template gives you

Each template is a complete section with a layout, type sizes and spacing that work on phones and computers, in light and dark mode. You replace the text and images and keep the structure.

Templates appear when you click Add new section in the page builder. The Select a section window lists them by category, with a preview of each one.

Template categories

The Select a section window lists templates under these categories.

Hero

The opening of a page: headline, short pitch and the first action you want visitors to take.

Features

What you offer, as cards or as copy beside an image.

Reviews

Testimonials and ratings.

FAQs

Questions and answers in collapsible panels.

Forms

Sections built around one of your forms, for contact or sign up.

Maps

Maps with your locations, pins and opening hours.

Shop

Product grids drawn from your shop.

Login & signup

Account pages with a form or social sign-in.

Plans & pricing

Plan cards drawn from one of your subscription groups.

Add a template to a page

1

Click Add new section

Use the button under the section you want the new one to follow.

2

Pick a category and a template

Click the template to insert it at that position.

3

Make it yours

Double-click texts and images to replace them with your own.

4

Click Update Page

The section is saved with the page.

Want to start empty instead? Choose Blank section at the bottom of the window.

Good to know

Keep these points in mind when you work with templates.

A template is copied into your page. Changing the section later does not change the template, and your page keeps its copy.

Keep the template's spacing and type sizes. They are what makes sections look consistent next to each other.

Replace every placeholder text. If you have no image yet, leave the template's image in place and swap it later, rather than removing it.

Some templates need something to show: Forms needs a form, Shop needs products, and Plans & pricing needs a subscription group.