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# Templates

Due to the wide list of features, most panels in Quantower terminal have a huge list of customization possibilities. The more powerful panel is — more settings it has. This allows any user to tune each functionality by its own and sometimes this process can take a lot of time to complete.

In order to save your work on workspace customization, we have developed a ***“Templates”*** functionality. It helps you to save your customizations in special objects — templates — and instantiate them later, keeping all of the applied settings.

You can ***save any Panel, Group or Bind as a template***, so its usefulness is very promising.

## How to create the template?

The process of Template creation is as simple as 1-2-3:

1. Open any panel (or use Group / Bind)
2. Customize it according your needs
3. Save as Template with custom name.

![“Save as template” option in panel’s context menu](/files/-Lt4f9E0b_pmByGGg1Io)

All of the created templates are stored in Control center sidebar, under the ***“Templates”*** group. So you can launch any template from this place any time you wish. You can put the saved templates on the Favorites bar of Control center, as any other default panel.

![Templates section in Control center sidebar](/files/-Lt4f9EW3APGrESgl6qL)

If you want to **edit** the template name or **delete** it from your terminal — use the context menu on it. Each Template stores all of the settings data, including sizes, coloring, internal elements visibility, a predefined symbol of account values, additional specific settings etc. In other words: all that you can customize + more.

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You can **share your templates** with other Quantower traders by sharing the template files with them. Template files can be found in “Quantower -> Settings -> Templates” folder.
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