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# Template Library

This article walks through how the Template Library can be used in different ways in the system.

**SOCIAL PLANNER:**

* Navigate to the Marketing tab and Click on Social Planner
* Click New Post > Social Planner Templates
* You can filter by category and/or tags and select a template pack you want to use
* Once reviewed, click continue to add your selected template in to the Social Planner.
* Go to CSV > Templates will be added and you will have to select which social platform, as well as the day and time of posting.
* You can review and schedule the posts to add in Social Calendar.

**FUNNELS:**

* Go to Sites > Funnels > New Funnel > Funnel Templates
* Filter by category and/or tags and select a template
* View the details about the templates like preview, descriptions and prerequisites of the template
* Once reviewed, click continue to add templates in Funnels

**WEBSITE:**

* Go to Sites > Websites > New Websites > Website Templates
* Filter by category and/or tags and select a template
* View the details about the templates like preview, descriptions and prerequisites of the template
* Once reviewed, click continue to add templates in Websites

**EMAILS:**

* Go to Marketing> Emails > Templates > New Emails > Email Templates (Library Templates)
* Filter by category and/or tags and select a template
* View the details about the templates like preview, descriptions and prerequisites of the template
* Once reviewed, click continue to add templates in Email Templates


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