The correct option is Open the project and choose Settings from the top right menu then in Templates turn on the Make template switch.

This path is the one provided in the GitHub Projects interface for admins. You open the specific project that you want to share, go to its Settings, locate the Templates section, and enable the Make template toggle so the project can be used as a starting point by others in your organization. Once enabled, teammates can create new projects from it which ensures consistent configuration and fields.

Open Organization settings then navigate to Repository templates and create a repository template instead is incorrect because repository templates are for repositories and do not mark a GitHub Project as a template. This path would not expose a project for reuse in the Projects experience.

Open your organization and select Projects then in the left sidebar choose Use as template is incorrect because the organization level Projects list does not provide a Use as template action for making a project a template. This setting lives within the project’s own Settings page.

Go to your profile settings select Projects under your organization and click the Make template button is incorrect because personal profile settings do not control an organization project’s template status. The Make template toggle is found within the project itself under Settings.

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