Firebase Studio supports many frameworks and backends and provides a large number of pre-configured templates and sample apps for a multitude of frameworks, languages, databases, and APIs.
All of the templates below—and, most importantly, a blank template that you can use for any framework you want—are available in Firebase Studio and on GitHub . You can also find Community templates on GitHub, which allow contributions from the Open Source community.
To start a Firebase Studio project from a template:
Log into your Google Account and open Firebase Studio .
If you see a template you'd like to use, select it. Otherwise, click See all templatesand select a template that matches what you'd like to use.
When prompted, enter a name for your workspace and, depending on the type of project you selected, any other needed information. For example, if you chose a Python Flask project, you can choose a package manager (poetry or pip) and a server type (API server or web server).
Click Create. Firebase Studio creates a new workspace based on the template you chose.
Note that templates can include:
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Last updated 2025-10-27 UTC.
