What a template is
A template is a snapshot of another creator's page as it was when they shared it: background and its video, banner, colors, fonts, effects, layout, card, their song and its player, cursor and enter screen, with copies of the files they use. It never holds anyone's profile picture, name, bio, location, links, socials or pages. Browse them in Dashboard → Templates or at noiz.bio/templates, twelve at a time, and press the star to keep one among your favorites. Each has its own page that shows it on an example page, and a link you can copy.
Trying one
Open a template and press Try it on my page. Your page opens in the preview wearing the template, with your own links and words. Only you see it and nothing is saved; Stop preview puts your page back. The eye on a template opens the same thing in a browser tab of its own. Anyone can try any template, on the free plan too.
Applying one
- Press Use template on it, or Apply template in the preview's bar
- Save or discard any unsaved change first: applying writes your page at once
- Choose Whole template, or Choose parts and pick the ones you want: background, colors, layout and card, fonts and text effects, glow, cursor, music, banner, enter screen
- Apply. Your page takes the look, and the template's files are copied into your own page, so they stay if the template is removed later
A template that uses only free features applies on any account. One that uses a Premium feature says which, and applying those parts needs Premium; trying it does not, and the parts that use none apply on any account.
Sharing your look
- Save your page the way you want it shared
- In Dashboard → Templates, press Share my look
- Give it a name, a line about it if you like, and up to three categories
- Confirm that you made the look or may share its files, then press Share
It is listed at once with your username and a link to your page. On the free plan it carries what your page shows, so Premium settings are left out. Under Mine you can rename it, update it from your page as it is now, or remove it; pages that applied it keep their copy.