> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Per-Page Templates

> Apply one consistent style to a whole deck, or pick a template for each page individually

Templates make every generated page match the visual style you want. Banana Slides supports two modes: **single template** (one style for the whole deck) and **multi template** (each page can differ).

## The two modes

| Mode            | Meaning                                 | Best for                                                                      |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Single template | All pages use the same template         | Consistent reports and lecture decks                                          |
| Multi template  | Each page can bind a different template | Polished decks where cover, data, and closing pages each have their own style |

<Note>
  **Underlying data semantics**: regardless of mode, every page records its own template. Single-template mode simply means "all pages currently happen to use the same template" — it is a UI hint, not a separate data shape. That's why you can switch back and forth at any time without losing structure.
</Note>

## Single template: pick once at creation

When creating a project on the home page, choose **Single template** and select or upload one template in the template area. After creation, that template is applied to every page automatically and you go straight to the outline editor — no extra configuration needed.

## Multi template: the project template library

After creating a project with **Multi template**, you first edit the outline and descriptions; clicking **Next** after the descriptions step opens the **Template Setup** page (also reachable any time afterward from the **Template Setup** entry at the top of the preview page). This is where you manage the project's **template library**:

### Upload templates

* **Upload template**: add a single image directly to the library
* **Upload PDF**: upload a multi-page PDF (e.g. a brand book or style deck); the system automatically splits it page by page into template images and adds each to the library

### AI template analysis

After each template is uploaded, the AI automatically analyzes its visual characteristics (color palette, layout, text regions, image regions, etc.) for use in auto-matching.

* Analysis status is shown while in progress; once complete you can **edit the analysis** and add a **template label** on the card
* If a template fails analysis, it can still be **selected manually** for generation — it just won't enter the auto-match candidate pool; you can re-run analysis

### One-click auto-match

Click **Auto-match** and the AI considers each page's title and description together with every template's style in the library, then recommends the best-fit template for each page along with a reason and confidence score. You can then review page by page:

* Matched pages show the recommendation source and reason
* Pages the AI can't decide stay "Unconfirmed" for you to assign manually

### Per-page binding

On each page card you can manually **select a template** at any time to override the auto-match result, or assign a template to an "Unconfirmed" page. Each page also supports its own **text template** (describing that page's style in words).

## Switching modes

You can switch between the two modes in both directions at any stage, and already-generated images are never wiped by the switch.

**Multi → single**: click **Switch to single**. Because all pages must converge on one template, a dialog asks you to **pick one from the existing library** (or upload a new one) as the unifying template; once confirmed, every page references it.

<Warning>
  Switching to single overwrites each page's original template binding with the chosen one. Already-generated images are kept, but regenerating a page will use the new unifying template.
</Warning>

**Single → multi**: click **Switch to multi**; the project enters multi-template mode and the library unlocks. Every page first inherits the currently selected template, after which you can adjust them page by page.

## Effect of deleting a template

Deleting a template from the library resets every page that referenced it to "Unconfirmed"; those pages need a new template before they can generate with one. A confirmation prompt appears before deletion.

## FAQ

* **Generation says a template or style description is required**: make sure at least one page is bound to a template, or fill in a style description in project settings.
* **Auto-match assigns the same template to several pages**: this is expected — the AI judges globally, and similar content may share a template. You can adjust any page manually.