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# Apply multiple templates per channel or per item

There are different reasons to use multiple templates within the same feed or account, for example:

* You have different brands with their own brand identity
* Prevent ad fatigue
* Different creative strategies per channel
* Use a different design for sales and non-sale products or per product category

In Channable you can easily make sure the right template is applied to the right products.

#### Different templates for different items within the same channel

To support using multiple templates for the same export channel you can use multiple Image Rules. Using the IF statement you can select which product each image rule should apply to. You can for example use the brand, sale price, or category fields from your feed to set this up.

{% hint style="info" %}
By default, an item uses the first image rule that selects it. Later matching rules skip that item. See below for the exception that lets you apply multiple templates.
{% endhint %}

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#### Apply several templates to the same item

You can also create multiple images per item. You can do this by applying multiple templates to the same item by using the AND option in the image rules. Remember to select a different field to store the generated image URL in!

{% hint style="info" %}
Currently, you can apply a maximum of 5 templates to the same item.
{% endhint %}

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