Team Template allows Librarians and Owners to turn existing presentations into templates—or even build one. Members of your workspace will quickly pull from premade decks and make them their own.
Create a Template from a presentation
To add an existing or completed presentation to your Team Template list:
- From the Library view, click on More (three dots) on your presentation.
- Select Create Team Template from the dropdown menu. A confirmation dialog will appear.
- Click Save Draft or Publish to continue.
To view your template:
Click on Team Template on the left side of your Library view
Working with Team Templates
Edit Team Template
To edit the contents of your Team Template:
- Click on Team Templates from the Library view.
- Click on More (three dots) and select Edit Template. You will be launched into a Template Editor. Here, you can edit the template as you normally would in the editor. Your changes are saved automatically.
- To exit your Edit Template view, click on the Home button to return back to the Team Templates menu.
Publish and Un-publish a Team Template
Publishing your presentation will add it as a template in the Create Presentation window. To Publish or Un-publish your Team Template:
- Click More (three dots).
- Select Publish Template or Unpublish Template from the drop-down menu.
Published Team Template can also be found in the Templates menu:
Delete Template
To delete a Team Template from the list:
- Click on More (three dots).
- Select Delete Template. This action cannot be undone.
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Team Template is a feature that lets Librarians and Owners convert existing presentations into reusable templates or create new ones from scratch. This makes it easier for team members to access ready-made decks, customize them quickly, and maintain consistency across sandals presentations within the workspace.
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From the Library view, click More > Create Team Template, confirm in the dialog, and your presentation will be added to the Team Template list.
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