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# Chatbot - Template
Follow below how to create a chatbot template
### Step-by-step on how to create the template
First, choose which chatbot you want to turn into a template:
By clicking on the chatbot name, next to Back, we can open a selector that will give us the option to "Create a template":
When you click Create, you will have the option to enter a name, description, and whether it is a public template or not:
**What is the difference between having a public template or not?**
If it is public, all users in your environment can use that template.
If not, only users selected by you can use that template.
### Adding the template to a new chatbot
Click "New" to create a new chatbot:
When you open the chatbot, click "Choose template" and select the desired template:
After choosing it, the builder will open with your template so you can modify it as you wish.
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