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# Raffle Templates
On the [Manage Team](https://www.alphabot.app/team) page, you have the ability to create templates that can be used to easily apply a set of requirements when you create a new raffle. Existing templates will be shown here, along with the option to create a new raffle using the template, select it as the default template for new raffles within the team (star icon), edit the template, or remove the template. A new raffle template can be created by clicking on `Create +`.
## Creating a new raffle template
After clicking on the `Create` button shown above, the window shown below opens up. First, you can give the template a name to easily identify it later on when you create a raffle. Then, you can proceed to select the requirements below, as you normally would when you set up a raffle (see [Entry Requirements](/alphabot/raffles/entry-requirements.md) for more).
Alternatively, click on `Import` to automatically import the requirements of a previous raffle using the raffle's link.
## How to use a raffle template
Please see [Using Raffle Templates](/alphabot/raffles/using-raffle-templates.md).
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