Why did a new Untitled theme appear?
Changing a ready-made theme saves your changes as your own copy, usually named Untitled, so the original stays as it was.
The ready-made themes under Default are shared by every teacher who uses them, so they never change. When your planner uses one and you change its design in Theme Studio, like a color, a font, the cover, a page's layout or the words on a page, your changes are saved as a new theme of your own. It appears under Custom, usually named Untitled, and your planner switches to it.
After that, your changes keep updating that same copy. Opening Theme Studio, looking around or picking a theme never makes a copy.
To give it a name, select the three dots on its card, then Rename. A theme's name can be up to 15 characters.
Tip
Changed your mind straight away? Use Undo until you're back where you started, and the copy goes away. Or pick the ready-made theme again: your copy stays under Custom for later.
Updated October 18, 2026
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- Go back to the original designPick the ready-made theme again in Theme Studio to get its original design back. Your changed version stays under Custom.
- Rename, duplicate or delete one of your themesUse the three dots on a theme's card under Custom to rename it, make a copy of it or delete it.
- Switch your planner to a different themeIn Theme Studio, pick a theme on the Theme tab. Your lesson plans and everything you wrote stay where they are.
- Why did my other planner change too?Several of your planners can use the same theme of yours, so changing it changes all of them. Duplicate it to change just one.
- Why does a theme say Updated or (old)?When a ready-made theme you use is updated, your planner keeps the version you picked, and the theme says Updated. Pick it again for the new version.