> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pocketsflow.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Page templates
> Use Pocketsflow page templates to quickly create high-converting product pages.
Page templates let you ship a beautiful, effective product page without starting
from scratch. Both **one-time products** and **subscriptions** use the same page
system, so everything here applies to either.
## How the page system works
A Pocketsflow product page is built from three independent layers. You can change
any one without disturbing the others:
The structural arrangement of the page — where the image, copy, and buy button
sit. One of nine layouts.
Typography, corner radius, border weight, title casing, and an optional
background pattern.
The colors — background, text, buttons, borders, and (on some layouts) a hero
or card background.
A "template" is just a saved combination of layout + tokens + palette. Picking a
template is a fast starting point; from there you can adjust any layer to match
your brand. Products saved before a style was applied keep rendering exactly as
they always did — new tokens only apply when you set them.
## The nine layouts
Each layout points at a different page structure ("chrome"). The layout you choose
is stored on the product and drives the public page.
| # | Layout | What it looks like |
| - | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1 | **Classic** | Sticky title + CTA header, image carousel, copy with an offer column. A safe, proven default. |
| 2 | **Hero card** | A colored hero band; copy on the left with a floating offer card on the right. |
| 3 | **Editorial** | A big centered headline, copy left, a price + CTA rail on the right. Magazine feel. |
| 4 | **Split** | A sticky profile/offer card on the left, long-form copy scrolling on the right. |
| 5 | **Minimal** | One centered column with large typography. Nothing to distract. |
| 6 | **Poster** | A full-bleed cover image with the title and CTA overlaid — film-poster energy. |
| 7 | **Gallery** | A full-height image filling one side with a scrolling buy column beside it. |
| 8 | **Launch** | A landing-page hero: huge centered headline + CTA, framed image below. |
| 9 | **Market** | A hard-bordered product panel — framed image on top, copy and buy rail divided by rules. |
**Which layout should I pick?** Start with **Classic** or **Minimal** for most
digital products. Use **Poster** or **Gallery** when a single striking image sells
the product (art, design assets). Use **Launch** or **Editorial** for a
flagship course or a launch you're writing a long pitch for. **Hero card** and
**Market** suit products where the offer/price needs to stay visible while people
read.
### The floating buy bar
Most layouts include a **floating bar** with the price and CTA that appears while
the main buy button is scrolled out of view, so the call-to-action is always one
tap away. On layouts like **Classic** it's tuned to appear once the buyer scrolls
past the header, and on mobile especially. This is automatic — you don't
configure it.
## Styling the page
Beyond the layout, the design system gives you a small, deliberately constrained
set of tokens — enough to express a brand, not so many that pages get messy.
### Typography
Choose a **heading font** and a **body font** from a shared type set (the same
fonts as the Link in bio studio):
| Option | Feel |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------ |
| **Default (sans)** | Inherits the clean system look |
| **Inter** | Modern, neutral UI sans |
| **Space Grotesk** | Geometric, techy |
| **Poppins** | Friendly, rounded |
| **Montserrat** | Confident, geometric |
| **Serif** | Classic, readable |
| **Playfair** | Elegant, editorial display |
| **Mono** | Code / developer products |
### Corners, borders, and title case
* **Corners** — `sharp`, `soft`, `round`, or `pill` (affects buttons and cards).
* **Borders** — `thin`, `medium`, or `bold` rule weight.
* **Title case** — `normal` or `UPPERCASE` for a poster/brutalist feel.
### Style presets
To move fast, the studio offers named presets that set all of the above at once:
System sans, softly rounded, thin rules. The product's historical default —
calm and universal.
Playfair headlines over a sans body, soft corners. Premium and quiet.
All-serif with square corners. Long-read / magazine.
Space Grotesk headings, bold borders, square corners, shouting uppercase
titles. Poster / Gumroad energy.
Poppins, pill buttons, big radii. Friendly and bouncy.
Monospace everything, square corners, uppercase. For dev tools and code
products.
### Background pattern
Optionally layer a repeating **background pattern** (SVG tiles shared with the
Link in bio studio) over your page background:
* Choose a pattern and its **ink color**.
* Adjust **opacity** (up to about 0.35 so text stays readable) and **scale**
(0.5×–2×).
The page keeps painting its solid palette background underneath, so the pattern
reads as a subtle texture rather than a full background image.
## The palette
Each layout exposes the color knobs it actually uses:
* **Title**, **Buttons**, **Button text**, **Background**, **Text**, **Borders**
are available on every layout.
* Layouts with a hero or a floating offer card add **Hero background** and/or
**Card background** (for example, **Hero card**, **Split**, **Launch**,
**Market**).
Stay on-brand: the Pocketsflow accent is **`#635BFF`**, and the design system is
deliberately flat — separation comes from borders and background contrast, not
drop shadows or hover animations. Instant color changes on hover, no glows.
## Choosing and customizing a template
While creating or editing a product (or subscription), open the **Product
page** step.
Browse the nine layouts and preview them against your content.
Start from a preset (Clean, Luxe, Editorial, Brutalist, Playful, Terminal),
then adjust fonts, corners, borders, title case, pattern, and palette.
Set the hero headline and CTA label, edit the body copy, and toggle reviews and
the sales-count social proof.
Check desktop and mobile before publishing.
You can switch layouts later, but a big structural change may require re-checking
where your copy and images land.
## Matching your brand
* Reuse the **same fonts and palette** across your product pages so your catalog
feels like one brand.
* Keep the **hero** focused on the primary outcome and the CTA label specific
("Get the templates," "Join the community").
* Use bullets for what's included, and include at least one "Who is this for?" and
one "What do I get?" section.
## Testing and iteration
Treat a template as a starting point, not a constraint:
* Preview on desktop **and** mobile.
* Run small copy experiments — different headlines, benefit bullets, or section
order.
* Use [Analytics](/operations/analytics) to compare how variations convert.
## What's next
* To configure the checkout attached to your page, see [Checkout page](/selling/checkout-page).
* To add social proof, see [Text reviews & social proof](/selling/text-reviews).
* To maximize revenue per visitor, add [Upsells & bundles](/selling/upsells-and-bundles).