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# Style templates

A style template is a kind of preset feature that lets you batch-select various parameter (variable) values in the editor.

If you have color or specification combinations that you use repeatedly, you can apply parameter combinations all at once through a style template in the editor.

## Enter Style Template

You can enter by clicking Library > Advanced Settings > Style Template.

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## Create Style Template

* You can enter the style template creation modal by clicking the \[Create Style Template] button in the upper right corner.
* In Style Item Editing, enterprise variables can be added by group.
* You can choose whether each enterprise variable can be edited within the editor.

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## Edit & Delete Style Template

You can edit, hide (not shown in the editor), or delete a style template using the icon button on its right.

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## Use in the Editor

* You can check the style template list by clicking the \[Style Template] button at the top of the editor.
* Clicking the \[Apply] button on the style template you want applies the selected template to the design components in the editor.

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