This tutorial walks you through signing up for Templified, verifying your email, and creating your organization. At the end you'll have a working account with Studio and Background Removal ready to use.
Step 1 — Sign up
- Go to studio.templified.io.
- Choose how to sign up:
- Google — click Sign in with Google. No password needed; you can skip Step 2.
- Apple — click Sign in with Apple. Like Google, there's no password to set and no verification code to enter, so you can skip Step 2.
- Email and password — click Create account, then enter your email and a password. Passwords need at least 8 characters with uppercase, lowercase, and a number.
- Click Create account to submit.
If you already have a Templified account under the same email address, signing in with Apple links to that existing account instead of creating a duplicate — you land in your existing organization with your templates and designs intact. This works whichever way you first signed up (email and password, or Google), as long as the email address matches.
Step 2 — Verify your email
If you signed up with email and password, Templified sends you a branded verification email with a code.
- Open the email and copy the verification code.
- On the Verify your email screen, paste the code and confirm.
- Didn't get it? Use the resend option on the same screen and check your spam folder.
Step 3 — Create your organization
On first sign-in, Templified asks for your name, then takes you to the Create your organization screen.
- Enter an organization name — usually your studio or business name (e.g. "Acme Design Studio").
- Click Create organization.
You land straight on the Templates tab with your new organization's Default folder open, so the first thing you see is a set of starter templates you can open and render — not an empty screen.
An organization is your team's shared workspace: templates, designs, fonts, integrations, team members, and billing all belong to the organization rather than to you personally. You can invite teammates later from Settings → Members.
If teammates at your email domain already use Templified, you may instead be offered to join their existing organization — accept, or choose to create your own.
Creating another organization later
You're not limited to one organization. Once you're a member of one, you can start a second at any time — useful if you run separate studios or brands that shouldn't share work.
- Click the organization name in the top navigation. It's always a dropdown, even if you belong to only one organization.
- Choose Create organization at the bottom of the menu.
- In the Create organization dialog, fill in Organization name and click Create.
The dialog explains what happens: "Start a new organization you own. You'll be switched into it right away and can invite others from Settings." You become its owner, and Templified switches you into it immediately, landing you on the Templates tab with the new organization's Default folder open.
Because templates, designs, fonts, integrations, members, and billing all belong to the organization rather than to you personally, none of your existing work follows you across, and the new organization is billed separately from the first. It does start with the same set of starter templates in its Default folder. Use the same dropdown to switch back and forth.
What's enabled out of the box
New organizations start with everything you need for day-one production:
- Studio — create and manage customer designs immediately.
- Background Removal — cut subjects out of photos and enhance them, no setup required.
- Starter templates — every new organization is seeded with a set of ready-to-use templates, copied into its Default folder along with the fonts and artwork they use. They're ordinary templates: open one, drop in a photo, and render, or duplicate it and rework it as your own.
Your free trial
Every new organization gets a free trial of 25 renders and 25 Background Removal photo processes — no card required. That's enough to build a template, produce real finished images, and try photo processing end to end. The Billing page shows how much of the trial you've used. When the trial runs out, you add a card to keep going; see the billing article below.
⚠️ REVIEWER: verify pricing figures and that pay-as-you-go is live in production before publishing.
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