> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.loopit.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.loopit.co/settings/contract-templates/creating-a-template.md).

# Creating a template

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To create a contract agreement, start by navigating to the **Settings** section of your Loopit dashboard. Under **Template** settings, you’ll find the **Contract Templates** section. Here's a step-by-step guide:

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**Access the Contract Template Section:**

Go to **Settings** > **Templates** > **Contract Templates**.
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**Create a New Template:**

Click on **Create New Template**. For this example, name the template something recognizable like **Subscription Agreement** or **Default Subscription Agreement**.
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**Choose a Predefined Template or Start from Scratch:**

* **Predefined Template**: You can opt to use Loopit’s default contract template, which includes a pre-formatted cover page with merge fields. This is recommended if you're getting started quickly or don’t require a fully custom agreement.
* **Blank Template**: Alternatively, you can disable the predefined option and start from scratch if you have specific requirements that Loopit’s default doesn’t cover.
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**Editing the Agreement**

* Contracts can span multiple pages. To add a new page, simply select **Insert** > **Page**. This creates a blank page where you can begin adding your customized content.
* Use the **Components** section to drag in a **Text Box** for adding detailed terms and conditions, clauses, and any other important contractual information specific to your business.
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