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Templates

Flutter app templates you can open and edit in FlutterPilot Studio

Start faster with ready-to-edit Flutter app templates. Pick a structure, open it in the builder, and customize screens to match your product workflow.

Template gallery
Mobile-first UI
Editable screens, logic, and data

Each card shows the template's screens. Choose Get Started to open it in FlutterPilot Studio.

The live template gallery loads in your browser. You can also open templates from the New Project dialog in FlutterPilot Studio.

How Flutter templates work in FlutterPilot

A template is a starting project, not a static mockup: the screens open in the same visual editor you use for the rest of the app.

  1. STEP 01

    Pick a starting point

    Choose a template from this gallery, or from the New Project dialog in FlutterPilot Studio, where templates sit next to a blank project and the AI prompt.

  2. STEP 02

    Open it in the Studio

    Get Started opens the template in FlutterPilot Studio in your browser, ready to edit.

  3. STEP 03

    Make it yours

    Change widgets, text, images, colors, and layout in the property panel, or describe the change to the AI Agent.

  4. STEP 04

    Connect and ship

    Add actions, state, and data, preview on different device sizes, then deploy to the web or export the Flutter source.

What you can change after opening a template

Everything in a template stays editable. Typical first edits are branding and content, followed by behavior and data.

  • Widget structure and layout: rows, columns, stacks, lists, padding, and alignment
  • Content and styling: text, images, fonts, colors, and spacing
  • Screens and navigation between them
  • Actions and state: taps, conditions, dialogs, and app or page variables
  • Data: local collections and REST endpoints, plus Google Sheets, Firebase, or Supabase (Beta)
FlutterPilot New Project dialog showing a blank project, the Ignite Fitness and Kyoto Wander templates, and an AI project prompt
The New Project dialog in FlutterPilot Studio: start blank, pick a template such as Ignite Fitness or Kyoto Wander, or describe the app to the AI project creator.

Template, prompt, or blank canvas?

Use a template when one is close to the app you want and you would rather edit than describe. Use a prompt when your idea is specific and no template fits; the AI Flutter UI generator guide has example prompts. Start blank when you want to compose every screen yourself in the visual Flutter UI builder.