> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.imagine.art/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Templates > Start from a ready-made look instead of building a shot from scratch — two different galleries, depending on how you want to browse. If you'd rather start from an existing look than build one field by field, Fashion Studio has two separate template galleries — they look similar but serve different purposes. On the [Fashion Studio landing page](https://imagine.art/fashion-studio), scroll to **Generate across formats** and filter by **All**, **Brand**, **Outfit styling**, **E-commerce**, or **Influencers**. Each filter shows a curated set of named looks (e.g. "Urban Sport," "Parisian Rooftops") built around a mood or use case rather than a specific model. Landing page template gallery filtered by the Brand use-case pill Once you're in an Editorial or Catalog Shoot editor, click the **Templates** tab at the top. This opens a much larger gallery — around 380 looks — organized by individual model persona rather than use case, filterable only by **All**, **Female**, or **Male**. In-editor Templates tab showing a much larger gallery organized by model persona, filterable by All, Female, and Male This is a genuinely different set of templates from the landing page gallery, not the same templates re-filtered. Click any template card. There's no preview or confirmation step — it immediately switches to the **Create** tab with the model, outfit, footwear, and scene all filled in to match, ready to click **Shoot** as-is or tweak first. Create tab with Model, Top, Bottom, and Scene fields all filled in from the selected template, and a live preview already rendered