# Templates Templates overview ## Overview Templates are ready-made creative workflows inside ElevenCreative. Each template chains together image, video, voice, music, and sound effect models into a single pipeline. You provide the inputs and the template handles the rest. Templates are built on [ElevenCreative Flows](https://elevenlabs.io/app/flows), our node-based visual workspace combining image, video, voice, music, and sound effects. Anyone can create a template by building a flow, defining its inputs and outputs, and publishing it. You can keep your templates private for personal use or share them with the community for others to browse and run. :::callout{intent="warning"} Templates are available for all plans, including free, but video generation is only available on paid subscriptions. ::: :::callout{intent="note"} This feature is currently in beta. ::: ## Guide ::::steps :::step{title="Browse the gallery"} Navigate to the **Explore** tab to view available templates. Each template shows what inputs it requires and what outputs it produces. ::: :::step{title="Select a template"} Choose a template that matches your goal. Click on it to view the full details. ::: :::step{title="Upload inputs"} Provide the required inputs based on what the template needs. Templates can accept images, video files, audio files, and text fields. ::: :::step{title="Run the template"} Click run and the template processes your inputs through its workflow. The template automatically handles all model selection and configuration. ::: :::step{title="Review outputs"} After the template completes, review your generated assets. Templates can return multiple outputs depending on their design. ::: :::: :::callout{intent="note"} Any content generated by templates is available in the specific product history (e.g., Music, Image & Video) so you can continue iterating outside of Templates. ::: ## How Templates work Templates detail Templates are curated pipelines built on the same multi-model infrastructure as ElevenCreative Flows. Each template defines its inputs (images, video, text, audio) and outputs (generated assets), so you know exactly what to provide and what you get back. When you run a template, it executes a pre-built flow that chains together the necessary models and processing steps. The template handles all configuration and file transfers between steps automatically. Templates support: - Multiple input types (images, video, audio, text fields) - Multiple output assets per template - One-click execution without manual configuration - Access via web and mobile app ## Featured templates The template gallery spans product photography, mockups, video editing, style transfers, and more. [Browse the full gallery](https://elevenlabs.io/app/templates) to discover templates for your use case. ::::card-grid :::card{title="Product Photography"} Transform product images with professional lighting, backgrounds, and composition. ::: :::card{title="Mockups"} Place designs onto device screens, packaging, or physical products. ::: :::card{title="Video Editing"} Apply effects, transitions, and enhancements to video content. ::: :::card{title="Style Transfers"} Apply artistic styles from reference images to your content. ::: :::: ## Create your own template You can create your own templates in two ways: - **From an existing flow**: Open any flow in [ElevenCreative Flows](https://elevenlabs.io/app/flows) and click the **Create Template** button to convert it into a template - **From scratch**: Click the **+ New Template** button to start building a new template from scratch When creating a template, you can choose from various sharing options: When saving your template, choose who can access it: - **Just me**: the template can only be used by you. - **Workspace**: the template can be used by anyone in your workspace. - **Link only**: the template can be used by anyone with the link. - **Explore**: the template will be submitted for review. Once approved, it will be visible to everyone in the [Templates](https://elevenlabs.io/app/templates) **Explore** tab. ## Key features :::accordion{title="Powered by ElevenCreative Flows"} Each template is built using ElevenCreative Flows. The optimal models, settings, and connections between steps are all preselected and preconfigured for you. ::: :::accordion{title="One-click execution"} Upload your image, video, or text, run the template, and get the output. Templates require no specialized configuration or manual model selection. Prompt engineering is built into each template to optimize results. ::: :::accordion{title="Create and share"} Anyone can turn a flow into a template and share it with the community. Build a workflow in ElevenCreative Flows, define its inputs and outputs, and publish it as a template. ::: :::accordion{title="Multi-input and multi-output"} Templates can accept multiple files, text fields, and selections. They can also return multiple generated assets depending on their design. ::: :::accordion{title="Available on web and mobile"} Templates work the same way on web and the ElevenLabs mobile app. Browse the gallery and run templates from any device. ::: ## Billing and pricing Templates consume credits from your existing plan at the same rate as running the same models manually. There is no additional markup for using Templates. Credit cost depends on the models used in the template. You can preview the estimated cost before running. Credit usage is calculated based on: - Model used for each step - Duration or size of the output - Number of outputs generated ## FAQ | What are Templates? Templates are pre-built creative workflows that let you combine ElevenLabs’ image, video, voice, music, and sound effect models into a single automated pipeline. Select a template, provide your inputs, and get polished outputs, with no manual configuration required. | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | How do I use a template? Browse the template gallery, select one, upload the required inputs, and run. The template processes your inputs and delivers the finished outputs directly in your workspace. | | Can I create my own templates? Yes. Build a workflow in [ElevenCreative Flows](https://elevenlabs.io/app/flows), define its inputs and outputs, and publish it as a template. You can keep your templates private for personal use or share them with the community for others to browse and run. | | Can I share templates? Yes. Published templates are shareable with the community. Anyone can run a shared template from the gallery. | | What inputs can templates accept? Templates can accept images, video files, audio files, and free text depending on the specific template. Each template lists exactly what it needs before you run it. | | Do templates cost extra? No. Templates consume credits from your existing plan. Credit cost depends on the models used in the template. You can preview the estimated cost before running. | | Are templates available on mobile? Yes. Templates are available on web and the ElevenLabs mobile app with the same gallery and run experience. | | What is the relationship between Templates and Flows? Templates are built on ElevenCreative Flows. A template is a flow with defined inputs and outputs, packaged so you can run it without seeing or editing the underlying node graph. 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