Template Studio Layouts
Build and update reusable layouts in the current visual editor used for v2 layout records.
Template Studio is the current visual builder for layouts that use the v2 editing path in Leadpush.
Use this page when you want the layout-specific context for Template Studio. Use the full Template Studio category when you need step-by-step guidance on the builder itself.
Open a Template Studio layout
Go to Content -> Layouts, then find a layout that shows the v2 badge.
Use Edit Content to open it in Template Studio.
What is specific to layouts
Layouts are reusable structure, not one-time sends.
That means Template Studio layout work is usually focused on:
- shared wrappers such as headers, footers, and body structure
- reusable sections that should stay consistent across multiple sends
- layout-level improvements that will support later content assembly
- blueprint-friendly sections that may be reused across several records
If you are editing a layout, think in terms of reusable structure first and campaign-specific copy second.
Shared resources available in the builder
Template Studio is wired into workspace-level builder resources, including:
- shared media assets from the asset library
- reusable blueprints
- contact fields and common attributes for personalization
This makes it easier to reuse the same building blocks across multiple layouts and templates.
Save changes from Template Studio
When you publish changes from the builder, Leadpush saves the updated layout document and generated HTML for that layout record.
This is why major layout edits should be intentional. A layout is shared structure, so publish should be treated as saving the new reusable baseline for that record.
Use the Template Studio category for builder help
This Layouts page is intentionally narrow. For the actual builder workflow, use:
- Getting Started
- Working on the Canvas and Layers
- Blocks
- Assets
- Settings
- Theme
- Review & Publish
- Blueprints
- Imports, Exports, and Drafts
When to use Template Studio instead of HTML for layouts
Use Template Studio when:
- the layout is already managed as a
v2layout - your team prefers a visual builder
- the layout depends on reusable builder blueprints
- you want media selection and structure editing without hand-writing markup
Use HTML Layouts when you need direct control over the final markup.
Best practices
- Keep reusable sections modular so the same layout can support multiple sends.
- Clone a layout before major structural experiments that should not change the current baseline.
- Reuse assets from the shared library instead of embedding one-off files repeatedly.
- Use clear layout names before editing so the correct record is easy to reopen later.