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The Blogger Template Designer

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The Blogger Template Designer

Today we’re taking a big first step in improving not just our template designs, but all the ways that you can customize the look and layout of your blog. We even made a video with jaunty music to show it off:
Here’s what we’re launching today to Blogger in Draft:





  • 15 new, highly-customizable templates from our design team, split into four families: Simple, Picture Window, Awesome Inc, and Watermark






  • One-, two-, and three-column layouts for each template, with complete control over the size and arrangement of the columns






  • Hundreds of background images and patterns from iStockphoto, the leading microstock image marketplace



    • Go to http://draft.blogger.com/ to log in to Blogger in Draft. (If you’ve never been there before, Blogger in Draft is just like regular Blogger, except with new, in-development features like this one.) Click on your blog’s “Layout” link to go to the Layout tab. The link to the Template Designer is at the end of the row of sub-tabs.
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