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# Templates

Templates are pre-built agents for the most common marketing workflows. Clone one, run it as-is, or open it in Studio to make it yours.

[Browse all templates in-app](https://app.pletor.ai/templates), or find recommended ones on your **Home** page.

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## Find yours

#### **By use case**

The top row groups templates by what you're making: Product imagery, Static Ads, User-generated content, Brand assets, Automations, Campaign concepts.

#### **Browse all**

Filter the full gallery by **Level** and **Industry**, **Sort**, or **Search** by name. Look for the **Popular** badge for the most-used agents.

## Template or custom agent?

A template is a starting point, not a cage. Run it as-is for fast output, or open it in **Studio** to rewire nodes, swap models, and encode your brand. Every template is a fully editable agent — the difference is only where you start.&#x20;

**Level** tells you how much is happening under the hood before you open it.

Once you understand how these template agents work, you'll have the foundation to [build your own agents](/build-agents/custom-agents.md) for any workflow you can imagine.

## Always evolving

We regularly ship new templates as AI capabilities improve and new marketing needs emerge. Check back often: what you see today is just the beginning.


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