# Manage email templates
Organizing your email templates efficiently helps your team collaborate, maintain consistency, and quickly locate the content you need.
### **Using Folders to Organize Templates**
Folders help you categorize templates by purpose—for example: **Notifications**, **E-Commerce**, or **Promotions**—as shown in the screenshots. You can create as many folders as needed and move existing templates into them.
#### **Create a Folder**
1. Go to **Marketing → Content → Email templates**.
2. Click **Create email template** in the top-right dropdown.
3. Select **Create folder**.
4. Enter the folder name.
5. Click **Create**.
6. Your new folder will appear in the list at the top.
### **Move an Existing Template into a Folder**
1. Find the template you want to organize.
2. Click the **three-dot** on the right side of the row.
3. Select **Move to folder**.
4. Choose the target folder from the dropdown.
5. The template will now appear inside that folder.
This allows you to keep templates grouped by topic, audience, or campaign type.
### **Duplicate (Clone) an Email Template**
Cloning allows you to create a new editable version of an existing template.
1. Locate the template you want to duplicate.
2. Click the **three-dot menu**.
3. Select **Clone Template**.
4. A cloned copy is automatically created and opened in the template builder for editing.
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If the original template is inside a folder, the cloned version **will not inherit the folder location**. It will appear in the **main list** instead. If you want it inside the same folder, you need to manually move it.
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### **Delete a Template**
If a template is no longer needed:
1. Open the **three-dot menu** of that template.
2. Select **Delete Template**.
3. Confirm deletion.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Deleted templates cannot be recovered, so ensure you no longer need it before removing it.
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