Templates

Templates Hub: Social, Websites, Landing Pages, Presentations & More

Welcome to our Templates hub—your organized starting point for ready-to-use layouts across social media, websites, landing pages, slide decks, and publishing interiors. Use this page to choose a template category, follow a proven structure, and customize fast (fonts, colors, sections, and CTAs) without starting from scratch.

Template categories

Choose a category below. Each hub includes examples, structure tips, and curated picks so you can move fast and still look professional.

Social Media Templates

Use social templates to keep your content consistent, on-brand, and fast to produce—perfect for creators, small businesses, and agencies.

  • Best for: Instagram posts/stories, highlight covers, Pinterest pins, YouTube thumbnails, TikTok graphics.
  • Goal: cohesive branding + repeatable content production.
  • Start here: Social Media Templates hub

Website Templates

Website templates help you launch a clean, responsive site faster—then customize sections, typography, and CTAs to fit your niche.

Landing Page Templates

Landing page layouts are built for conversions. Pick a layout that matches your offer, keep one primary CTA, and reduce friction.

Presentation Templates

Create slide decks that look designed and stay easy to edit—ideal for pitch decks, webinars, proposals, reports, and training.

KDP Interior Templates

KDP interior layouts help you publish low-content and no-content books faster—then customize prompts, spacing, and branding for your niche.

  • Best for: journals, planners, trackers, logbooks, kids activity books.
  • Start here: KDP Interiors

How to choose the right template

Use this checklist to avoid “pretty but useless” templates. The goal is clarity, speed, and results.

  1. Pick the outcome first: leads, sales, bookings, followers, or publishing.
  2. Choose the format: website, landing page, social posts, slide deck, or book interior.
  3. Match the audience: minimal/corporate vs. aesthetic/creator vs. playful/kids.
  4. Keep it editable: check file format (Canva, PSD, AI, PPTX, DOCX) and font requirements.
  5. Start with the essentials: hero, benefits, proof, CTA (or title, agenda, proof, CTA for slides).
  6. Customize fast: swap brand colors + font pair, replace headlines, then refine sections.

If you want quick wins, start with these template directions. Use them as layout inspiration, then adapt to your offer and audience.

Social Media Brand Kit

Reusable post/story layouts for consistent visuals and faster posting.

Best for: creators, small businesses, agencies.

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Business Website Structure

Clean sections, trust blocks, and clear CTAs—built to look professional.

Best for: services, consultants, portfolios.

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High-Converting Landing Page

Hero + benefits + proof + one CTA. Great base for testing offers.

Best for: lead gen, webinars, launches.

Open hub →

Presentation Deck Outline

Decks that stay readable and persuasive—without overdesign.

Best for: pitch decks, webinars, reports.

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KDP Interiors Starter Set

Publish-ready interiors you can brand and launch quickly.

Best for: journals, planners, trackers.

Open hub →

CMS Layouts & Sections

Flexible templates and UI sections for modern websites.

Best for: WordPress, ecommerce, startups.

Open hub →

FAQ

What’s the difference between a template and a theme?

A theme usually controls the overall style of a website, while templates can be page layouts or section kits used for specific pages. Always check what’s included (theme vs. layout vs. editable files) before choosing.

Are templates SEO-friendly?

They can be. SEO depends on structure, performance, and internal links. Start with clean headings (H2/H3), optimize images, and build one page per service/topic where possible.

Can I use templates for client work?

License terms vary by source and product. If you deliver templates commercially, always verify licensing rules before using or reselling derivative work.

Next steps

Start with one hub, pick a structure that matches your goal, then customize fonts, colors, and CTAs. If you want the fastest progress, begin with landing pages (conversion) and social media (consistency), then expand into website templates and supporting content.

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