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# Review and publish a template

Check the Template setup and make it available for use.

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The final **Review** step summarizes the Template before publication. Review its Basics, Purpose, Inputs, and Structure.

Before publishing, check:

* Is the Template name clear?
* Does the Goal describe the outcome?
* Are the right questions or files requested?
* Are fixed elements protected?
* Can Decky customize content that needs to change?
* Are Dynamic slides positioned correctly?

You can return to earlier setup steps and make changes before publishing. When ready, select **Publish template**.

### Related articles

* [Create a template](/decky-docs/templates/create-a-template.md)
* [Set up template basics and purpose](/decky-docs/templates/set-up-template-basics-and-purpose.md)
* [Add questions and file inputs](/decky-docs/templates/add-questions-and-file-inputs.md)
* [Control what Decky can change](/decky-docs/templates/control-what-decky-can-change.md)


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