# Pick a different look
Trying another template, previewing it as a shop or as bookings first, and why it costs you nothing.

**About 3 minutes.**

The design your store wears is called a look, and it is not a decision you are stuck with.

## Where it is

Open **Website, Design**. Your look is at the top, with its colors and text size; the other looks are below it.

Your text, your offers and your prices are yours, not the template's. Switching carries them across, and the page says so before it switches.

## See it doing your job first

Under your look: **What your page does**.

- **Get leads.** Calls, quotes and a contact form. The template as designed.
- **Sell products.** A storefront with a cart and checkout.
- **Take bookings.** A calendar people book from, synced to yours.

Pick the one you are actually going to run, and every **Preview** below opens that look doing that job. A shop template previewed as a landing page tells you nothing about the shop.

> **On screen:** Website, Design, with Take bookings chosen and the other looks below

## Choosing one

**Switch to** the look you want. On a store that is already live, it asks first, because the switch changes your live website now: your words, photos and sections stay as they are.

## What does not come across

The look decides which fields exist. A template with three photo boxes has three; one with none has none. So a picture that has nowhere to go on the new look will not appear there, and it is still in your draft if you switch back.

Colors are the look's own roles too. Check **Colors and text size** after a switch rather than assuming your accent landed in the same place.

## Both a shop and bookings

Sell products and Take bookings are one or the other here. If you sell both, **Sell, Offers** notices and offers **Show both on my page** in one press.