A template is your shop’s whole look: its fonts, colours, and how every section, the header and the footer are drawn. Your products, pages and words stay the same whichever you choose.
The templatesLink to The templates
- Den: Playful and hand-lettered, with bold outlines and little doodles. Suits illustration, stationery, stickers and gifts.
- Atelier: Calm and editorial, with a soft serif and plenty of room. Suits ceramics, jewellery, prints and homeware.
- Market: Bold and bright, with big type and loud colour. Suits zines, vintage, streetwear and anything bright.
- Gallery: Quiet and image-first, with small type and a white wall for your work. Suits artists, photographers and printmakers.
These are a starting point, not a box: any shop can use any template, and your logo and shop colour sit on top of whichever you pick.
- Step 1: Open Design and choose Template at the top of the panel.
- Step 2: Press Try on a template, like Try Atelier. Your draft switches to it, so you see your own shop in it.
- Step 3: Buyers keep seeing your current template until you press Publish. The template they see is marked Buyers see this.
Pages you’ve changed keep their sections and words. Pages still as the old template started them take the new template’s starting layout, so they look their best in it.
Changed your mind? Try another, or choose Throw away changes from the editor’s More menu.
Your logo and shop colour are in Settings, Logo and colours. Fonts come with the template.