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Template Gallery — Every Ready-Made Design

All 31 ready-made designs in one place — popups, bars, forms, countdowns, progress bars, spin wheels and recommendation layouts — with what each one does.

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A template is a finished design you can put on your site today and edit in place —
colours, wording, images, behaviour — without writing HTML. There are 31 of them, grouped below
by what they do.

Pick one from the gallery when you add content to a campaign. Nothing here is a cage: open a template in the
Canvas Builder or the WYSIWYG editor and it is yours.
Personyze can also apply your own brand — colours, fonts and language — to any of them.

These pages describe what each design does and which controls it exposes. How a design is placed,
targeted and capped is the same for all of them:
where content shows and
frequency caps.
The Personyze template gallery
The gallery as it opens in the action editor — filter by tag, preview any design, and it becomes yours the moment you pick it. Click to enlarge.

Popups & modals

Interruptive by design — use them where the message is worth the interruption.

Bars & announcements

Always visible, never in the way.

Forms & lead capture

Ask for something, and say what they get for it.

Countdown & urgency

A real deadline, counted down.

Progress & status

“You are $65 away from free shipping.” Fed by a live value on the visitor’s profile.

Gamification

A reward the visitor has to do something to get.

Product recommendations

Layouts for the product widget. Same engine, different shape.

Buy together & bundles

Add-ons beside the product, with a live total.

Content recommendations

Articles rather than products.

Related

  • Content & Design — the action types these designs go into.
  • Canvas Builder — build one from elements instead of starting from a template.
  • Split cases — two versions of the same design, tested against each other.
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