What a template actually is

There are 336 of them

Shops, bookings, blogs, portfolios, dashboards and directories. Names and descriptions are written in Korean as well as English, so searching in either language finds them.

It is not an empty shell

Words and photos are already in place, and anything that takes bookings or orders brings its tables with it. You are not looking at a picture with nothing behind it.

Click the demo before you choose

Most templates have a demo you can walk through. A screenshot tells you how it looks; the demo tells you whether the pages move, the forms submit and the lists fill.

Copying costs 0 credits

Press “Use template” and a copy is made under your account. Nothing is charged for that. Asking for it in a different language is different — the whole app gets rewritten in that language, and that is a paid run. The price shows before it starts.

They are not allowed to look alike

Layout shape, colour ramp, type and spacing are checked by machine so that no two templates converge. That check runs over the whole catalogue, not a sample.

After the copy it is just your project

Click text to change it, swap the photos, and ask for bigger changes in writing. Do replace the photos — customers notice someone else's shop straight away.

Common questions

There is nothing for my trade. Take the closest one and describe the difference. A pilates booking page and a nail salon booking page have the same bones; the words and the fields are what change.

Can I change it heavily later? Yes. A template is a starting point, not a locked design. After the copy it behaves exactly like an app built from a sentence.

Would starting from blank be better? If you know what you need to collect, a template is faster because the tables are already there. For something genuinely unusual, a sentence is the better start.