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Templates (/community/templates) is the full catalog of canvases the community has published. The same templates that appear in a capped row on Explore, without the cap.
Templates

Templates you can remix into your own project

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Browse the catalog

Templates lay out as a masonry grid, each cover kept at its true aspect ratio rather than cropped to a fixed shape. Narrow the catalog with the search field, the category chips, or the Popular / Recent sort menu. Popular is the backend’s engagement-ranked default order, Recent re-sorts by creation time. Filters live in the URL, so a link you share opens to the same filtered view.

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Open a template

Click a card to open its detail page at /community/file/:templateId. The page shows:
  • The template’s title, creator, and description.
  • A Preview: an interactive miniature of the template’s canvas.
  • Media in this template: the images, video, or audio the workflow produced.
  • More by this creator and similar templates, for browsing sideways from here.
  • A Comments tab, alongside the About tab holding everything above.
Signed out, you can still open and read a template’s detail page. Only liking, bookmarking, remixing, and commenting ask you to sign in.

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Remix a template

Remix turns a template into a project of your own. Flowy performs the copy server-side:
  1. A new project is created in your current workspace (or a workspace you pick, if you belong to more than one).
  2. The template’s entire canvas is cloned into it: nodes, connections, and settings.
  3. Every piece of media the template used is copied into your workspace, so the images and video in your remix belong to you.
When the remix finishes, the new project opens in the canvas editor. It’s fully yours from that point: edit prompts, rewire nodes, and regenerate anything without touching the original template.

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Like, bookmark, and share

The like and bookmark buttons on a card or its detail page work the same way everywhere in Community: liking is a simple count, and bookmarking saves the template to your Saved list (see Following & Saved). A Share button on the detail page copies the page’s link, or opens your device’s native share sheet where one is available. Anything you find worth flagging (off-brand content, a broken template, something that shouldn’t be public) is reported from the same detail page. See Reporting.
Last modified on August 29, 2026