About TemplatePilot
Templates deserve a real workflow.
We built TemplatePilot for people who pass HTML templates around by email and chat, then lose track of which copy is the latest one.
A project by Fendy Yulianto
TemplatePilot is an independent project by Fendy Yulianto, a C# and ASP.NET developer. Visit the portfolio to explore more projects and get in touch.
Why we exist
A template usually lives as a ZIP file on someone's laptop. Every tweak creates a new copy, nobody is sure which one went live, and a quick fix means downloading, editing and sending it all over again. TemplatePilot keeps one home for each template: open it in the browser, change the code, see the result right away and keep every save as a version you can go back to.
Without an account
- Try the code editor on a sample project.
- Switch between Code and Design to see your edits.
- Nothing is stored or sent to our server.
What a free account adds
- Upload up to 10 projects, 20 MB each.
- Save every change as a version and roll back anytime.
- Invite teammates as Viewer or Editor.
How previews stay safe
Uploaded files are checked against a list of allowed file types. Previews are served inside a sandboxed frame by default, which keeps a template isolated from your account and the rest of the app. A project is visible only to you, the people you invite and the administrators.
Fair use
TemplatePilot is for your own templates and the ones you have the right to edit. Content that is illegal, harmful or infringes someone else's work is removed and the account is disabled.
Try it now, no sign-up needed
Edit the sample project on the home page and see the result in seconds.