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Preview a ready-made project, create your own copy, and customize it in the Mythos workspace.

Templates give you a designed starting point when one is already close to the result you want. Browse the current gallery, preview a project, then create a copy that belongs to your Mythos account.

A template is a starting point, not a locked theme. After remixing, you can change its copy, layout, colors, pages, and behavior like any other Mythos project.

Use a template

Browse Templates

Open Templates and choose a category or project that fits your goal. The gallery changes as new templates become available.

Preview the project

Open a template to inspect its pages and visual direction. Select Use template when it is a useful starting point.

Name your copy

Enter a project name, review the responsibility notice, and select Acknowledge and remix. Mythos creates your copy and opens it in the workspace.

Make it yours

Replace placeholder content and ask Mythos for the changes your product needs. Review each result in Preview before publishing.

Customize with clear requests

Start with the biggest differences between the template and your goal:

Turn this into a website for a yoga studio called Still Point. Replace all placeholder copy and use a calm earth-tone palette.

Remove the testimonials section and add a three-tier pricing section with a booking call to action.

If the project needs saved data, user accounts, or file uploads, review the backend connection status first. Do not treat visual controls as persistent while managed backend support is unavailable.

Good to know

  • Your remix is independent of the gallery template. Later gallery changes do not alter your project.
  • Templates may include placeholder content and example interactions. Test important forms, links, permissions, and mobile layouts before publishing.
  • Some gallery items may be available for preview before remixing is enabled. The current page shows whether Use template is available.
  • Remixing uses credits. Check Credits & pricing for the current amount instead of relying on an older guide.