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# Theme style
Overview of Theme style preset options under the Theme settings
Pipeline provides four preset options that serve as a starting point for users to try out and unleash their creativity. These choices come with preselected color schemes, font styles, spacing, and other features. You can experiment with these styles without affecting any of your theme's content, making them useful when setting up your store for the first time.
## Overview
Settings overview
* Choose a preset theme style to apply sitewide.
Tip: Presets will not affect your content, only theme design elements
Video walkthrough for Theme style presets:
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Remember to save any settings you've already made before choosing a preset. Certain elements like colors and theme settings will be replaced when using a preset. None of your content will be changed.
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