Make it easy to find and create templates in Quip. With the Template Library, users can
create and share templates in private galleries, like the Created by Me and Shared with Me
galleries, or get started with example templates.
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Available in: Lightning Experience
Easily find your templates in the Created by Me private gallery, make changes, and create a
document from a template. To collaborate on a template shared with you, go to your Shared with Me
private gallery. You and your team can edit an unlocked template and tailor it to your business
needs before you share it with others. Get up and running with some popular example templates,
like Account Plans and Mutual Close Plans. They’re prefilled with mail merge syntax to save time
and give you a head start in template creation.
Template Library for Administrators Quip site admins can create custom galleries, called company galleries, to organize templates thematically and publish them for their Quip site users.
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