Templates

A template is a v0 chat published for others to fork and use. When you publish, it appears in the v0 Templates gallery.

Publishing a template

To publish a template from an existing chat:

1. Click the Publish button in the top right corner of your chat
2. Click Publish as Template
3. Fill in the template details and click Publish Template

Template details

When submitting a template, you'll need to provide:

• Custom Thumbnail: A 1920x1080 image that represents your template. This is the first thing users see when browsing templates.
• Template Name: A clear, descriptive name for your template.
• Description: Explain what your template does and what makes it useful.
• Category: Select the most relevant category (e.g., Landing Pages, Dashboards, E-commerce, AI, Components, etc.)
• Tags: Add up to 10 tags to help users find your template.
• Visibility: Control who can see your template. "Everyone on v0" makes it publicly discoverable.

Updating a template

If you've already published a chat as a template and made improvements, go to Publish as Template again. You'll see a Publish Changes button that updates your existing template while keeping the same URL.

Discovering templates

All published templates are listed in the v0 Templates gallery, organized by categories. Users can browse, filter, and search for templates. Popular templates are featured based on forks and likes. Your templates also appear in the Showcase section of your public profile at v0.app/@username.

Featured templates

The best templates are selected and highlighted on the v0 homepage. Getting featured gives your template maximum visibility across the platform.

Our team reviews templates daily to ensure quality and safety. We check that templates:

• Don't contain malicious code or harmful content
• Are original work and not duplicated from other templates
• Provide genuine value to the community

Best practices for templates

To create templates that others will find valuable:

• Design matters: Most users choose templates based on how they look. A polished UI/UX and a clear thumbnail will make your template stand out.
• Use descriptive names: Make it clear what the template does immediately.
• Write helpful descriptions: Explain the use case, features, and any setup required.
• Document external APIs: If your template uses non-native integrations, add modals or instructions on how to obtain those API keys.
• Add a README: Include a readme.md with information about the project and suggestions for customization.
• Build modular code: Structure your code to be maintainable so users who fork your template can easily scale it.
• Choose accurate categories and tags: Help users find your template through search.
• Share on X: Post your template and tag @v0! We often share community templates to help you reach a wider audience.

Browse the templates gallery