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The template gallery: 28 ready-to-edit starting points in LaTeX, Typst, and Markdown, from resumes to IEEE papers, theses, Beamer decks, and posters, plus downloadable template packs.

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Every Oleafly project starts from a template. The gallery gives you a real page-one preview of each one, so you pick by looking at the output, not by guessing from a name. Templates ship as plain, editable source, LaTeX, Typst, or Markdown depending on the template: what you create is yours.

Where templates come fromThe gallery shows the bundled templates that ship with the app, templates from packs you install in Settings, Downloads, and AI-generated templates you saved. You preview and pick one, name the project, and Create project makes a new project with editable source, any fonts it needs, and a first Git commit.Bundled28, in the appTemplate packsFrom DownloadsAI generatedSaved by youGalleryPreview, pickand nameNew projectEditable source,fonts if needed,first Git commitCreate projectWhere templates come fromThe gallery shows the bundled templates that ship with the app, templates from packs you install in Settings, Downloads, and AI-generated templates you saved. You preview and pick one, name the project, and Create project makes a new project with editable source, any fonts it needs, and a first Git commit.Bundled28, in the appTemplate packsFrom DownloadsAI generatedSaved by youGalleryPreview and pickNew projectEditable source, fonts,first Git commitCreate project
Bundled templates, installed packs and your saved AI templates all appear in one gallery. Creating a project gives you your own editable copy.

Choose New project → Use a template in the library. The gallery has two steps:

  1. Choose a template. Browse by category in the left rail, type in the Search templates box, or narrow the grid with the filters: ATS-friendly shows resume templates intended for a simple reading order, the engine filter picks LaTeX, Typst, or Markdown, and Offline shows templates whose assets are already on your machine. Every card shows a preview of the compiled first page.
  2. Name your project. You’ll see the template’s full details: its preview, category, an ATS-friendly or Design-forward badge for resumes, the compile engine, and its license and author. Pick a project name (each template suggests a sensible placeholder) and a cover color, then hit Create project. If no cover color is selected, Oleafly picks one from the palette at random.
Template gallery in the current Oleafly app, with category filters, engine selection, and document previews.
Template gallery in the current Oleafly app, with category filters, engine selection, and document previews. Open full screenshot
TemplateCategoryWhat you get
Blank documentBlankA minimal LaTeX article to start from scratch.
Blank Typst documentBlankA minimal Typst document, compiled with the bundled Typst engine.
Blank Markdown documentBlankA Pandoc Markdown document with YAML metadata.
Diagram / FigureDiagramsA standalone TikZ figure project; previews as an image and pairs with the diagram composer.
Typst FigureDiagramsA standalone Typst figure that previews as an image. Draw it with shapes and text, compile, and reuse it anywhere.
ATS ResumeResumeSingle-column, ATS-friendly resume with clean section rules.
Software Engineer ResumeResumeA polished one-page SWE resume, pre-filled as a senior example so you edit instead of invent.
Sidebar ResumeResumeDesign-forward two-column layout: colored sidebar, photo placeholder, skills on the left, experience on the right.
Modern ResumeResumeSingle-column ATS-friendly resume set in the Lato typeface.
Typst ResumeResumeA clean single-column Typst resume: quick to edit, ATS-friendly, compiled with the bundled Typst engine.
IEEE Research PaperJournalsTwo-column IEEEtran conference paper with figures, tables, equations, and a bibliography.
Academic ArticleJournalsMinimalist single-column research article with abstract and a references.bib bibliography.
ACM ArticleJournalsThe official acmart class: authors, abstract, CCS concepts, references.
Elsevier ArticleJournalsThe elsarticle class: affiliations, abstract, keywords, and a references.bib bibliography.
Typst Conference-style PaperJournalsA two-column conference-style paper in Typst with authors, an abstract, a figure, a table, an equation, and references.
Homework AssignmentAssignmentsTitle block, running header, numbered problems with solution space.
Bibliography (natbib)BibliographiesA natbib + BibTeX starter with a sample .bib and citation examples.
Thesis / ReportTheses & ReportsTitle page, table of contents, chapters, and a references.bib bibliography.
Typst ReportTheses & ReportsA structured Typst report with numbered sections, an abstract, and cross-references.
Typst Technical ReportTheses & ReportsA full technical report in Typst with a title page, executive summary, contents, figures, tables, and references.
Typst ThesisTheses & ReportsA Typst thesis with a title page, abstract, table of contents, chapters, figures, a bibliography, and an appendix.
BookBooksParts, chapters, front matter, table of contents.
Beamer PresentationPresentationsA beamer deck: title, outline, content frames, closing slide. Exports to PowerPoint too.
NewsletterNewslettersMasthead, lead story, short columns in a two-column layout.
Research PosterPostersA tikzposter scientific poster: title banner, author block, column blocks.
Monthly CalendarCalendarsA one-page monthly grid with roomy cells.
Formal LetterLettersSender and recipient blocks, date, salutation, body, signature.
Typst Formal LetterLettersA formal letter in Typst with sender and recipient blocks, a date, a subject line, the body, and a signature.

That is 28 bundled templates: 19 in LaTeX, 8 in Typst, and 1 in Markdown. LaTeX templates compile with the bundled Tectonic engine out of the box, or with latexmk if you made it the default compile engine. Typst templates use the bundled Typst engine, and Markdown templates go through the managed Pandoc path. The Typst templates use no packages, so they compile offline with any Typst from 0.13 to 0.15. Each template includes its license text (all permissive).

The bundled set is deliberately compact. On-demand packs add more templates across academic writing, Beamer themes, business documents, conference preprint styles, coursework, creative documents, CV and resume styles, lab and technical reports, slides and posters, and journal or conference classes. Choose Get more templates in the gallery, or open Settings, Downloads, to install a pack. Its templates then appear in the gallery like any bundled one, and you can remove the pack later to free space. Packs come from a public catalog that Oleafly refreshes when you open Downloads while online, so the list can grow between app releases. Installing a pack needs a network connection.

Choose Generate a template to describe your own layout to an AI model. Select a model, inspect the generated source and preview, then save the template or use it to create a project. Use this template also saves it in the gallery.

Generate a reusable report layout, step by step →

Resume badges help you choose a layout:

  • ATS-friendly (green badge): ATS Resume, Software Engineer Resume, Modern Resume. Single column, linear reading order, no layout tables, real text. Use the extraction preview to check what a parser can read from your finished PDF.
  • Design-forward (amber badge): Sidebar Resume. It looks striking, and the badge is your heads-up that multi-column layouts can trip strict parsers.

Whichever you pick, run Preflight before submitting: it simulates a resume parser against your actual PDF and shows what was extracted.

Templates that use additional open-source typefaces (like the Lato-based Modern Resume) show a small Setup badge in the gallery. Creating one triggers a one-time font download with live progress, and the fonts are copied into the project’s own fonts/ folder, so the fonts travel with your source files.

You can pre-download or remove these font packs anytime in Settings, Downloads. Details in Settings.

The new project opens immediately with the template’s structure in the file tree: the main document, any .bib, and assets. Compile once (⌘↵ / Ctrl+Enter) and start replacing the sample content with your own. The template is editable LaTeX, Typst, or Markdown source. Replace its content and adapt the structure to your work.

The starting files are also saved as the project’s first Git commit, called Create project, so source control shows your own changes from the first edit. Start a new project explains when that commit is skipped.

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