Templates in Spoks let you reuse structure, layout, and content patterns so you can create campaigns faster and stay consistent across your communication.
Template library
Spoks includes a template library with ready-made designs for common use cases such as announcements, product highlights, storytelling, reviews, and promotions.
You can browse the template library from Content -> Templates and preview any template before using it.
Creating a campaign from a template
To use a template, open it and click Create campaign from template.
This creates a new campaign using the template's structure and content, which you can freely edit without affecting the original template.
Templates are starting points. Once the campaign is created, it behaves like any other campaign in Spoks.
A template does not keep a subject line or preheader. Those belong to the campaign, so a campaign created from a template starts without them. On the Review screen Spoks suggests a subject line and preheader from the email content. Type your own over the suggestion and it stays exactly as you typed it. There is no setting to turn the suggestion off.
My Templates
You can also create and manage your own templates.
Templates you save or duplicate appear under My Templates and can be reused across your team.
This is useful if you have:
Repeating campaign formats
Branded layouts you want to standardize
Proven campaign structures you want to reuse
Creating templates from post
Any email can be saved as a template and reused later.
Email campaign: open the three-dot menu on the campaign and select Save as template.
Flow email step: open the three-dot menu on the step and select Save as template.
This creates a copy of the email as a template, so editing the template later has no effect on the original campaign.
Duplicating templates
Any template, including those from the library, can be duplicated into your own template collection.
Duplicating a template lets you modify and adapt it without changing the original version.
When to use templates
Templates are best used to speed up creation and ensure consistency. They help reduce manual work while still allowing full flexibility in content, styling, and delivery.

