In Notion, you can create your own valuable templates by combining different blocks and elements; from text and images, to more complex databases, pages and systems.
You can also share your custom templates with others, using the steps described in the next section of this article. Sharing your templates can help you collaborate and share ideas with others, and can save them time and effort when creating their own pages or databases in Notion.
To share a template in Notion, you can use the 'Share' function. This function allows you to select the people or groups that you want to share the template with, and to set the access permissions for the template. The access permissions determine who can access and edit the template, based on their role or membership in a group.
Here's how you can use the 'Share' function to share a template in Notion:
Here's an example of what the 'Share page' pop-up window looks like in Notion:[Insert screenshot]It's worth noting that you can also use the 'Duplicate' function to create a copy of the template that you can share with others. This can be useful when you want to share a template, but you don't want to give others access to the original template. To use the 'Duplicate' function, follow the steps described in the next section of this article.
When sharing templates in Notion, there are some best practices that you can follow to make the process more effective and efficient. These best practices can help you share the right templates with the right people, and can help you manage and update the templates over time.
Here are some tips and best practices for sharing templates in Notion:
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