Community template gallery
Trello’s community template gallery offers best practices and tried-and-true frameworks for setting up your Trello board, whether it’s for business or personal use. Some templates within the gallery were created by the Trello team, while others have been sourced from our community of users to highlight a broad range of use-cases. More templates will be added on a rolling basis.
How to access the template gallery
Reach the template gallery by going to trello.com/templates in your web browser.
If you’re logged-in to Trello, you can also browse templates by clicking Create and then selecting Start with a Template, or by navigating to the Templates section of the Trello home page.

Template overview page
Clicking into any template from the gallery will lead to an overview page with more detail about the template: the creator, an 'About this template' section for how it can be used, a preview of the actual template, and a description of any Power-Ups that are enabled on the template.
Using a template
Click the View template link below a template to navigate to the actual template board, where you can explore the template in more depth.
If you’d like to use this template, click the Create board from template button, where you can change the title, select a Workspace, and choose to keep or discard the cards.

Power-Ups on templates
Certain Power-ups may not be configured on your new board (for example, if you need to link a third-party service such as Slack or Dropbox), but you can easily set them up from the Power-Ups menu ( in your board’s header.
More about enabling and managing Power-Ups on a board
Sharing a template
Click the Share button on the Template overview page in the community gallery, or the copy the link in your browser’s URL bar on the public template board itself.

Localization of template gallery
The gallery is currently offered in English, French, and Portuguese locales. Which version of the gallery you'll see corresponds to the language you've selected for your Trello account. Anyone using Trello in a language other than English, French, or Portuguese will see the English version of the template gallery.
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