It’s good to be back! I think this is my longest gap between posts. I posted my previous entry last week (August 5), but something went wrong last Friday. Traffic was so huge, my previous host had to take us down. I immediately transferred to a much bigger host but it took me sometime to bring the site up. After it went back online, I felt I have to post something right away. So now I am sharing four sets of InDesign templates of business cards, letterheads with matching envelopes.
I previously shared with you three sets of business cards and letterheads (without envelopes) in Illustrator format. A lot of people were asking me to share similar templates in InDesign. So here I am giving away four sets of InDesign templates that I previously created for some clients but were not approved. It’s not that these designs are done in bad taste, but because we know how a lot people have different kind of design preferences. So if you like these designs and you feel that it suits you or your client’s taste, then they’re all yours.
We have here four designs for four different kinds of businesses — an architectural firm, food and beverage company, telecommunications company, and a yoga fitness studio. All of these designs contain pure vector and text elements so they’re pretty small in file sizes. All letterheads are in letter format sized 8.5 by 11 inches, business cards are in standard US size of 3.5 by 2 inches, while envelopes are in 9.5 by 4.125 inches. All InDesign source files were done in Adobe InDesign CS4 Windows version. But as usual, I have also created INX files for Apple Mac users and those who have CS3.
You can download everything in one small archive file from the link provided below. Hope you like them all. Enjoy.
1. Architectural Firm
2. Food and Beverage Company
3. Telecommunications Company
4. Yoga / fitness club or studio
Download link:
Free InDesign Templates of Business Cards, Letterheads and Envelopes – 890KB
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JOnathan edwards on August 10, 2009
ver cool thanks
InDesignSecrets » Blog Archive » This Week in InDesign Articles, Number 7 on August 13, 2009
[...] of templates, here are some nice (and free!) templates for letterhead and business cards that you can see and [...]
Tim on August 13, 2009
I like the designs, but the US Post Office won’t. Why do you have critical design in #’s 3 and 4 where the postmarks/stamps should be?
Graphire on August 13, 2009
Hi Tim. Good point on the post office markings on the envelopes. Sorry I forgot to adjust the designs accordingly because these were all preliminary design studies. But nevertheless, you can easily adjust everything in the layout to fit your design needs. Thanks.
Elaine on August 14, 2009
Great designs! Thanks for sharing.
Debt Settlement Program on August 18, 2009
punctilious post. upright one decimal where I contest with it. I am emailing you in detail.
khateeb Chaudhary on September 15, 2009
its great that can healp for me to advertisement of my business Thanks
mr tifawy on October 9, 2009
thanks for beautiful design
Ultimate List of Stationery Design Resources | Creative Repository on January 2, 2010
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Johnny on January 6, 2010
I strongly recommend Overnight Prints for purchasing letterheads. You can upload a logo for free and they have thousands of templates to choose from.
Nichole on February 11, 2010
Is there a way to open these with InDesign CS 4?
Graphire on February 11, 2010
These InDesign files are in CS4. The INX can be opened in CS3.
Elizabeth Tombrello on March 11, 2010
Let me begin by saying I have been a longtime fan, first time commenter. I thought I might as well say thanks for posting this piece (and all your others), and I’ll be back!
narasing on November 2, 2010
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Jayme Bainbridge on February 2, 2011
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Jon Winters on September 13, 2011
Can these be use for commercial use?
Graphire on September 13, 2011
Yes Jon. They’re free for personal and commercial use. Thanks.