Study Templates carries the tagline School & Study Picks, and that is an accurate summary. The site keeps short lists of planners, timetables, note pages and other school templates, and next to them it publishes plain articles on how to study and stay organized.
Who Is the Site For?
Students who want a schedule, a planner or a notes layout without building one from a blank page, and teachers setting up a planner or a classroom for the year. Most visitors arrive from Pinterest with one specific thing in mind, so the pages are kept short and easy to scan on a phone.
What Is on It?
Two kinds of pages.
Collections are grouped by the job you need done. There are twelve at the moment, among them study planners and timetables, study notes pages, Notion templates for students, Goodnotes and digital planners, binder covers, teacher planners and slide templates for school presentations.
Articles cover the part a template cannot do for you: how to make a study schedule, which note-taking method fits which class, how to build an exam revision plan. Each one is written to be useful even if you never download anything.
Who Makes the Templates?
Not this site. Every template listed here is sold on Creative Fabrica by an independent designer. We do not host the files and we do not alter them. A card on a collection page leads to the designer's own listing, and that listing is where to check the file format and what is included before you download.
How Does a Template Get onto a List?
A collection starts from the listings that Creative Fabrica members have saved most. Saves alone are not enough, so each listing is then checked by hand against two questions. Does it really belong in this collection? Does its preview show clearly what you would get? A listing that fails either question is left out, however many saves it has.
How Does the Site Earn Money?
The links to Creative Fabrica are affiliate links. When someone signs up or downloads after following one, the marketplace pays the site a commission, and nothing is added to what you pay. That commission is the site's only income. There are no ads on these pages.
How Do I Report a Problem?
Use the contact page. A broken link, a template sitting in the wrong collection and a mistake in an article are all worth a message. Designers who would like a listing described differently, or removed from the site, can ask through the same page.