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How to Create a Custom Template

Design your own templates to customize content creation.

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Written by Christina Ballinger
Updated over 10 months ago

Customize your content workflow by creating templates tailored to your specific needs. Wordbrew’s template library makes it easy to build and manage custom templates.

Step 1: Navigate to the Templates section

In the left-hand menu, click on Templates. Once inside, select Create Custom Template to begin setting up your personalized template.

Step 2: Set up your template

Complete the following fields:

  • Template name: Enter a clear, descriptive name for your template, such as "Product Review" or "Event Recap."

  • Template base: From the dropdown menu, select a foundational structure, like General Blog or How To Blog.

  • Generate prompt: Add specific instructions to guide the template’s tone, structure, and focus.

Step 3: Customize advanced settings

Use the advanced settings to fine-tune your template:

  • Static title: Add a fixed title for the content or choose to hide it.

  • Section titles and prompts: Define section headers and add specific prompts for each section.

  • Word count: Set minimum and maximum word limits.

  • Section count: Control how many sections your template includes.

📚 Example: Creating a product review template

  • Title: Product Review Template

  • Prompt: "Describe the product’s key features and benefits. Offer an unbiased analysis of its pros and cons with examples. Use a tone that is informative and objective."

  • Advanced settings: Limit word count to 1,200 words with four sections: Introduction, Overview, Features, and Final Thoughts.

Once everything is set, click Submit to save your new template.

Tips for creating effective templates

  • Use clear, actionable prompts in the generate prompt field to guide content creation.

  • Personalize section titles and prompts to match your desired structure.

  • Experiment with advanced settings to align the template with specific content goals, like word count or tone consistency.

Step 4: Use your custom template

When starting a new project, click Create in your dashboard. Under the Template dropdown, select your new custom template and watch Wordbrew generate content customized to your structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit templates after starting a project?

Once you’ve created a project, you can’t modify the selected template. You can edit the template itself for future projects.

Is there a limit to the number of custom templates I can create?

Custom templates are restricted to the quantity permitted by your plan.

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