Post pobrano z: How to Create a Climate Change Infographic in Adobe InDesign

Help spread awareness about the effects of global warming with this informative climate change infographic. Easily adaptable to your own choice of facts and stats, this is a great template for creating a unique design.

We’ll set up the layout in Adobe InDesign and prepare it for sharing online, on social media or Pinterest. 

Ready to spread the word about climate change? Let’s get started…

Looking for infographic template recommendations? Check out the following article:

• 
  Templates
  27 Creative Infographic Templates
  Melody Nieves

What You’ll Need to Create Your Infographic

You’ll need access to Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop to create your design. If you want to create circular pie-chart graphics, you’ll also need to have Adobe Illustrator to hand. In addition, you’ll need to download the following images and font files:

• Polar bear photo
• Charlevoix Pro font, in Regular and Bold weights
• Weight vector illustration from this icon set

If you want to customise your design with more icon details, you can look at using some of the icons in this line energy set or this environment set.

Once you’ve downloaded the images and installed the fonts onto your computer, you’re ready to dive in.

1. How to Set Up Your Infographic Document

Step 1

Open up InDesign and go to File > New > Document. Choose Web for the Intent at the top, and deselect Facing Pages. 

Under Page Size, set the Width to 1800 px* and the Height to 6950 px (you can adjust the height later if you wish by using the Page Tool).

Click OK to create your document. 

*Pinterest recommends an image width of 600 px. 1800 px is three times that recommended width, which means that your design will look crisp and clear when later resized. 

Step 2

Expand the Layers panel (Window > Layers), and double-click on Layer 1 to open the Options window. Rename the layer Background and click OK.

Click on the Create New Layer button at the bottom of the panel and rename this second layer Photo. Then create a final new layer called Typography. 

Lock all the layers except Background. 

Step 3

It’s a good idea to create a complete color palette for using across your design before you begin. Here’s how.

Expand the Swatches panel (Window > Color > Swatches), and select New Color Swatch from the panel’s drop-down menu (at top-right). 

With the Type set to Process and Mode to RGB, adjust the levels of Red, Green and Blue until you’ve created your desired result. Click Add and then OK. 

Repeat this process to create more RGB swatches, building up a full palette. To create the palette used on the design pictured here, create the following swatches:

• R=251 G=252 B=247
• R=224 G=110 B=9
• R=164 G=104 B=13
• R=118 G=81 B=37
• R=229 G=35 B=47
• R=168 G=217 B=232
• R=83 G=172 B=188
• R=45 G=4 B=11
• R=116 G=194 B=206
• R=47 G=154 B=172
• R=0 G=127 B=159
• R=51 G=52 B=80

Step 4

You can also create two gradient swatches by choosing New Gradient Swatch from the panel menu. Here, we can create one ‘Heat Gradient’ and one ‘Flood Gradient’ to create contrasting effects on the design. 

For the Heat Gradient swatch, set the Type to Radial and choose Swatches for the Stop Color. Then choose a darker red swatch for one stop and an orange swatch for the other.

For the Flood Gradient swatch, choose a pale blue for one stop and [Paper] (white) for the other. 

Step 5

With the rulers visible (View > Show Rulers), drag a guide down from the top ruler, down to Y position 1865 px (you can see this in the top Controls panel).

Drag a second guide down to 3780 px, a third to 4540 px, and a final to 5385 px. This sections up the page, ready for applying our background color. 

2. How to Build Up a Background on Your Layout

Step 1

Take the Rectangle Tool (M) and drag across the top section of the page, extending it down to the first guide. From the Swatches panel, set the Fill to a sky-blue swatch. 

Create more rectangle shapes, filling each designated section with a color, graduating from pale sea-blue to deep blue towards the bottom. 

Step 2

Zoom into the bottom of the page. Use the Pen Tool (P) to draw a rough shape, mimicking the sandy curves of the bottom of the ocean. Set the Fill to a dark peach shade. 

Edit > Copy, Edit > Paste the shape, and move it below, covering the bottom of the page completely. Adjust the Fill to a beige shade. 

Step 3

Scroll up towards the top of the page. 

Use the Pen Tool (P) to draw a straight line across the top guide (beneath the first colored section), and then pull it down and work your way across, creating a jagged illustration. This gives the impression of the underneath of an iceberg. 

Join the illustration into a complete shape and set the Fill to [Paper].

Expand the Stroke panel (Window > Stroke), and set the Weight of the stroke to 6 pt and Type to Right Slant Hash, to give the design some texture. 

Finally, head up to Object > Effects > Drop Shadow. Bring the Opacity down to 10% and set the Effect Color (by clicking on the colored square next to the Mode menu at the top) to a slightly contrasting blue shade to make the shadow appear subtle and natural. 

Click OK to exit. 

3. How to Edit the Photo for Your Infographic

Step 1

Head up to File > Save to save your design, and minimize the window for a moment. Open up the polar bear photo in Photoshop. 

Duplicate the Background layer to keep a copy of the image intact, and switch off its visibility. 

Then use the Lasso Tool (L) to section off an area around the edge of the bear’s silhouette. The aim is to isolate the image from its background. 

Once you’ve selected an area, click on the Refine Edge button in the top Controls panel, and check Smart Radius. Adjust the sliders until you’re happy with the accuracy of the selection, before clicking OK. 

Then hit Delete on your keyboard to remove the selection. 

Work your way around the whole image until all of the background is removed. 

Step 2

The image will look more stylish in the final layout if we convert it to black and white.

Head up to Image > Adjustments > Channel Mixer. Check Monochrome at the bottom of the window, and adjust the levels until you’re happy with the result. Click OK.

Then File > Save As your image as a Photoshop (.psd) file, which will preserve the transparent background and the quality of the image. 

Step 3

Return to your InDesign document and lock the Background layer. Unlock the layer above, Photo. 

Use the Rectangle Frame Tool (F) to create an image frame over the top of the iceberg illustration and the bottom of the sky-blue colored section.

File > Place, choose your Photoshop image, and Open. 

Step 4

With the image frame selected, go to Object > Effects > Transparency, and set the Mode to Hard Light. Click OK.

Then select the image frame and Edit > Copy, Edit > Paste in Place, creating a second copy of the image layered over the top. Head back to the Effects window again, and adjust the Mode to Normal and Opacity to 50%. 

4. How to Format Typography for Your Infographic

Step 1

Lock the Photo layer and unlock the top layer, Typography. 

Use the Type Tool (T) to create a text frame at the top of the page, and type in the title of the infographic. 

From either the Controls panel at the top of the workspace or the Character and Paragraph panels (Window > Type & Tables > Character), set the Font to Charlevoix Pro Bold, Size 140 pt, Tracking 40, and Align Center. Adjust the Font Color to [Paper] from the Swatches panel.

To create a border around the title, click on the text frame with the Selection Tool (V, Escape), and set the Stroke of the frame to [Paper] from the Swatches panel. Then go to Object > Text Frame Options and increase the Inset value (here, to 30 px) until the text is nicely centered in the frame.

You can also create a text frame below the main title for a subtitle if you wish. Set the text in Charlevoix Pro Regular.

Step 2

Create another text frame and layer over the top of the polar bear photo. Type in ‘2050’ and set the Font Color to Heat Gradient. Set the Font to Bebas Neue and make the Font Size very generous (around 600 pt).

You can also adjust the Transparency settings in the Effects window to Multiply, to bring through some of the photo beneath. 

Step 3

Create a text frame to the top-left of the polar bear, and type in your first fact. You can of course adapt this to whatever statistic you’d like to present. 

Set the Font to Charlevoix Pro and play with the proportions of the text, adjusting the Font Size, Leading (line-spacing), and Font Color to create a hierarchy in the paragraph and pull out key words. 

Step 4

You can create ‘pointers’ for items of text by using the Line Tool (\). In the Stroke panel, set the Type to CircleSolid.

Add credits for each statistic in a separate text frame, set in a smaller Font Size.

Step 5

You can create arrows by using the Line Tool (\) and Stroke panel too, though I generally prefer to use the Line Tool to create both the stem and arrow head, allowing me to control the exact proportions of the arrow. 

Here I’ve created an arrow to the right side of the polar bear, before setting a statistic in Charlevoix Pro Bold in a text frame next to it. I’ve adjusted the Font Color to Heat Gradient for extra impact. 

I continue to build up text around this key statistic, set in more pared-back Charlevoix Pro Regular and a [Paper] Font Color. 

Step 6

Once you’ve designed one statistic, you can use this as a model for creating others, by copying and pasting. 

Here I’ve pasted the arrow and text frames onto the center of the iceberg section, and adjusted the text content and Font Color. 

Once you’re completely happy with the formatting and arrangement of text, you can head up to Type > Create Outlines to vectorise this text*. This allows you to scale the group easily to suit your design. 

*Please note, this will prevent you from applying further formatting, like adjusting tracking etc., so it might be sensible to paste a copy of your original text onto the artboard next to the page. 

Step 7

You can add icons to your infographic quickly and easily by opening up a vector set of icons in Illustrator, before copying and pasting over individual icons. 

Here, I’ve pasted in a weight icon from this scales and rulers set, before adjusting the Fill to an off-white swatch. 

Embellish your icon designs with arrows and text, and pull out key figures or words in a contrasting color. 

Step 8

You can also create section arrow icons by using the Ellipse Tool (L) and holding Shift to create a small circle towards the bottom of a colored section. 

Use the Pen Tool (P) to create a simple arrow shape inside the circle.

Right-Click > Group the elements together to create an icon that’s easy to copy and paste. 

Continue to build up statistics down the length of your infographic, varying the Font Colors for contrast and interest. 

Step 9

To create a pie chart, we’ll need the brief help of Illustrator. Minimize your InDesign document, and open up Illustrator.

Use the Ellipse Tool (L) and hold Shift to create a circle on the artboard, setting it to have no fill and a thick stroke (around 50 pt).

Go to Object > Path > Outline Stroke.

Then head up to Edit > Copy.

Step 10

Return to your InDesign document and Edit > Paste the circle onto the page, setting it in the center of a colored section. Adjust the color to a pale swatch.

Edit > Paste, Edit > Paste in Place the circle directly on top of the first, and adjust the color to a contrasting swatch. 

Then take the Scissors Tool (C) and snip away at the sides of the circle on top, isolating a section of the ‘pie’ to roughly match the percentage of your statistic. 

Step 11

You can also add bar charts to your infographic, which are easier to do directly in InDesign. 

First, use the Line Tool (\) to create two arrows, one pointing upwards and the other pointing right. 

Then use the Rectangle Tool (M) to create ‘bars’ on the chart. You can soften the corners of these by going to Object > Corner Options and setting the Shape to Rounded. 

Add captions under the lower arrow and above each bar if you wish. 

I’ve used the Flood Gradient swatch to make the main title of the bar chart really stand out. 

5. How to Export Your Design for Web

Step 1

When you’ve finished your infographic design, make sure to File > Save all your hard work.

To export the design ready for sharing online, head up to File > Export. Choose JPEG or PNG from the Format menu at the bottom of the window, and give the image a suitable name. 

Click Save.

Step 2

In the export options window, you can adjust the settings of the image to make it suitable for uploading online. Adjust the Quality to Medium or High, set the Resolution to 72 ppi, and make sure the Color Space is set to RGB. 

Finally, click Export to create your web-ready image. 

Awesome job! Your infographic is finished!

Conclusion: Your Finished Infographic

With your infographic exported, it’s time to get it up online and spread the word about the impact of global warming on climate and environmental change. Or why not print it out and post it up on the noticeboard at your college or workplace?

If you’re looking for more resources for your infographic designs, you can find plenty of themed icons on GraphicRiver and ready-to-edit infographic templates on Envato Elements. 

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Post pobrano z: How to Create a Climate Change Infographic in Adobe InDesign

Help spread awareness about the effects of global warming with this informative climate change infographic. Easily adaptable to your own choice of facts and stats, this is a great template for creating a unique design.

We’ll set up the layout in Adobe InDesign and prepare it for sharing online, on social media or Pinterest. 

Ready to spread the word about climate change? Let’s get started…

Looking for infographic template recommendations? Check out the following article:

• 
  Templates
  27 Creative Infographic Templates
  Melody Nieves

What You’ll Need to Create Your Infographic

You’ll need access to Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop to create your design. If you want to create circular pie-chart graphics, you’ll also need to have Adobe Illustrator to hand. In addition, you’ll need to download the following images and font files:

• Polar bear photo
• Charlevoix Pro font, in Regular and Bold weights
• Weight vector illustration from this icon set

If you want to customise your design with more icon details, you can look at using some of the icons in this line energy set or this environment set.

Once you’ve downloaded the images and installed the fonts onto your computer, you’re ready to dive in.

1. How to Set Up Your Infographic Document

Step 1

Open up InDesign and go to File > New > Document. Choose Web for the Intent at the top, and deselect Facing Pages. 

Under Page Size, set the Width to 1800 px* and the Height to 6950 px (you can adjust the height later if you wish by using the Page Tool).

Click OK to create your document. 

*Pinterest recommends an image width of 600 px. 1800 px is three times that recommended width, which means that your design will look crisp and clear when later resized. 

Step 2

Expand the Layers panel (Window > Layers), and double-click on Layer 1 to open the Options window. Rename the layer Background and click OK.

Click on the Create New Layer button at the bottom of the panel and rename this second layer Photo. Then create a final new layer called Typography. 

Lock all the layers except Background. 

Step 3

It’s a good idea to create a complete color palette for using across your design before you begin. Here’s how.

Expand the Swatches panel (Window > Color > Swatches), and select New Color Swatch from the panel’s drop-down menu (at top-right). 

With the Type set to Process and Mode to RGB, adjust the levels of Red, Green and Blue until you’ve created your desired result. Click Add and then OK. 

Repeat this process to create more RGB swatches, building up a full palette. To create the palette used on the design pictured here, create the following swatches:

• R=251 G=252 B=247
• R=224 G=110 B=9
• R=164 G=104 B=13
• R=118 G=81 B=37
• R=229 G=35 B=47
• R=168 G=217 B=232
• R=83 G=172 B=188
• R=45 G=4 B=11
• R=116 G=194 B=206
• R=47 G=154 B=172
• R=0 G=127 B=159
• R=51 G=52 B=80

Step 4

You can also create two gradient swatches by choosing New Gradient Swatch from the panel menu. Here, we can create one ‘Heat Gradient’ and one ‘Flood Gradient’ to create contrasting effects on the design. 

For the Heat Gradient swatch, set the Type to Radial and choose Swatches for the Stop Color. Then choose a darker red swatch for one stop and an orange swatch for the other.

For the Flood Gradient swatch, choose a pale blue for one stop and [Paper] (white) for the other. 

Step 5

With the rulers visible (View > Show Rulers), drag a guide down from the top ruler, down to Y position 1865 px (you can see this in the top Controls panel).

Drag a second guide down to 3780 px, a third to 4540 px, and a final to 5385 px. This sections up the page, ready for applying our background color. 

2. How to Build Up a Background on Your Layout

Step 1

Take the Rectangle Tool (M) and drag across the top section of the page, extending it down to the first guide. From the Swatches panel, set the Fill to a sky-blue swatch. 

Create more rectangle shapes, filling each designated section with a color, graduating from pale sea-blue to deep blue towards the bottom. 

Step 2

Zoom into the bottom of the page. Use the Pen Tool (P) to draw a rough shape, mimicking the sandy curves of the bottom of the ocean. Set the Fill to a dark peach shade. 

Edit > Copy, Edit > Paste the shape, and move it below, covering the bottom of the page completely. Adjust the Fill to a beige shade. 

Step 3

Scroll up towards the top of the page. 

Use the Pen Tool (P) to draw a straight line across the top guide (beneath the first colored section), and then pull it down and work your way across, creating a jagged illustration. This gives the impression of the underneath of an iceberg. 

Join the illustration into a complete shape and set the Fill to [Paper].

Expand the Stroke panel (Window > Stroke), and set the Weight of the stroke to 6 pt and Type to Right Slant Hash, to give the design some texture. 

Finally, head up to Object > Effects > Drop Shadow. Bring the Opacity down to 10% and set the Effect Color (by clicking on the colored square next to the Mode menu at the top) to a slightly contrasting blue shade to make the shadow appear subtle and natural. 

Click OK to exit. 

3. How to Edit the Photo for Your Infographic

Step 1

Head up to File > Save to save your design, and minimize the window for a moment. Open up the polar bear photo in Photoshop. 

Duplicate the Background layer to keep a copy of the image intact, and switch off its visibility. 

Then use the Lasso Tool (L) to section off an area around the edge of the bear’s silhouette. The aim is to isolate the image from its background. 

Once you’ve selected an area, click on the Refine Edge button in the top Controls panel, and check Smart Radius. Adjust the sliders until you’re happy with the accuracy of the selection, before clicking OK. 

Then hit Delete on your keyboard to remove the selection. 

Work your way around the whole image until all of the background is removed. 

Step 2

The image will look more stylish in the final layout if we convert it to black and white.

Head up to Image > Adjustments > Channel Mixer. Check Monochrome at the bottom of the window, and adjust the levels until you’re happy with the result. Click OK.

Then File > Save As your image as a Photoshop (.psd) file, which will preserve the transparent background and the quality of the image. 

Step 3

Return to your InDesign document and lock the Background layer. Unlock the layer above, Photo. 

Use the Rectangle Frame Tool (F) to create an image frame over the top of the iceberg illustration and the bottom of the sky-blue colored section.

File > Place, choose your Photoshop image, and Open. 

Step 4

With the image frame selected, go to Object > Effects > Transparency, and set the Mode to Hard Light. Click OK.

Then select the image frame and Edit > Copy, Edit > Paste in Place, creating a second copy of the image layered over the top. Head back to the Effects window again, and adjust the Mode to Normal and Opacity to 50%. 

4. How to Format Typography for Your Infographic

Step 1

Lock the Photo layer and unlock the top layer, Typography. 

Use the Type Tool (T) to create a text frame at the top of the page, and type in the title of the infographic. 

From either the Controls panel at the top of the workspace or the Character and Paragraph panels (Window > Type & Tables > Character), set the Font to Charlevoix Pro Bold, Size 140 pt, Tracking 40, and Align Center. Adjust the Font Color to [Paper] from the Swatches panel.

To create a border around the title, click on the text frame with the Selection Tool (V, Escape), and set the Stroke of the frame to [Paper] from the Swatches panel. Then go to Object > Text Frame Options and increase the Inset value (here, to 30 px) until the text is nicely centered in the frame.

You can also create a text frame below the main title for a subtitle if you wish. Set the text in Charlevoix Pro Regular.

Step 2

Create another text frame and layer over the top of the polar bear photo. Type in ‘2050’ and set the Font Color to Heat Gradient. Set the Font to Bebas Neue and make the Font Size very generous (around 600 pt).

You can also adjust the Transparency settings in the Effects window to Multiply, to bring through some of the photo beneath. 

Step 3

Create a text frame to the top-left of the polar bear, and type in your first fact. You can of course adapt this to whatever statistic you’d like to present. 

Set the Font to Charlevoix Pro and play with the proportions of the text, adjusting the Font Size, Leading (line-spacing), and Font Color to create a hierarchy in the paragraph and pull out key words. 

Step 4

You can create ‘pointers’ for items of text by using the Line Tool (\). In the Stroke panel, set the Type to CircleSolid.

Add credits for each statistic in a separate text frame, set in a smaller Font Size.

Step 5

You can create arrows by using the Line Tool (\) and Stroke panel too, though I generally prefer to use the Line Tool to create both the stem and arrow head, allowing me to control the exact proportions of the arrow. 

Here I’ve created an arrow to the right side of the polar bear, before setting a statistic in Charlevoix Pro Bold in a text frame next to it. I’ve adjusted the Font Color to Heat Gradient for extra impact. 

I continue to build up text around this key statistic, set in more pared-back Charlevoix Pro Regular and a [Paper] Font Color. 

Step 6

Once you’ve designed one statistic, you can use this as a model for creating others, by copying and pasting. 

Here I’ve pasted the arrow and text frames onto the center of the iceberg section, and adjusted the text content and Font Color. 

Once you’re completely happy with the formatting and arrangement of text, you can head up to Type > Create Outlines to vectorise this text*. This allows you to scale the group easily to suit your design. 

*Please note, this will prevent you from applying further formatting, like adjusting tracking etc., so it might be sensible to paste a copy of your original text onto the artboard next to the page. 

Step 7

You can add icons to your infographic quickly and easily by opening up a vector set of icons in Illustrator, before copying and pasting over individual icons. 

Here, I’ve pasted in a weight icon from this scales and rulers set, before adjusting the Fill to an off-white swatch. 

Embellish your icon designs with arrows and text, and pull out key figures or words in a contrasting color. 

Step 8

You can also create section arrow icons by using the Ellipse Tool (L) and holding Shift to create a small circle towards the bottom of a colored section. 

Use the Pen Tool (P) to create a simple arrow shape inside the circle.

Right-Click > Group the elements together to create an icon that’s easy to copy and paste. 

Continue to build up statistics down the length of your infographic, varying the Font Colors for contrast and interest. 

Step 9

To create a pie chart, we’ll need the brief help of Illustrator. Minimize your InDesign document, and open up Illustrator.

Use the Ellipse Tool (L) and hold Shift to create a circle on the artboard, setting it to have no fill and a thick stroke (around 50 pt).

Go to Object > Path > Outline Stroke.

Then head up to Edit > Copy.

Step 10

Return to your InDesign document and Edit > Paste the circle onto the page, setting it in the center of a colored section. Adjust the color to a pale swatch.

Edit > Paste, Edit > Paste in Place the circle directly on top of the first, and adjust the color to a contrasting swatch. 

Then take the Scissors Tool (C) and snip away at the sides of the circle on top, isolating a section of the ‘pie’ to roughly match the percentage of your statistic. 

Step 11

You can also add bar charts to your infographic, which are easier to do directly in InDesign. 

First, use the Line Tool (\) to create two arrows, one pointing upwards and the other pointing right. 

Then use the Rectangle Tool (M) to create ‘bars’ on the chart. You can soften the corners of these by going to Object > Corner Options and setting the Shape to Rounded. 

Add captions under the lower arrow and above each bar if you wish. 

I’ve used the Flood Gradient swatch to make the main title of the bar chart really stand out. 

5. How to Export Your Design for Web

Step 1

When you’ve finished your infographic design, make sure to File > Save all your hard work.

To export the design ready for sharing online, head up to File > Export. Choose JPEG or PNG from the Format menu at the bottom of the window, and give the image a suitable name. 

Click Save.

Step 2

In the export options window, you can adjust the settings of the image to make it suitable for uploading online. Adjust the Quality to Medium or High, set the Resolution to 72 ppi, and make sure the Color Space is set to RGB. 

Finally, click Export to create your web-ready image. 

Awesome job! Your infographic is finished!

Conclusion: Your Finished Infographic

With your infographic exported, it’s time to get it up online and spread the word about the impact of global warming on climate and environmental change. Or why not print it out and post it up on the noticeboard at your college or workplace?

If you’re looking for more resources for your infographic designs, you can find plenty of themed icons on GraphicRiver and ready-to-edit infographic templates on Envato Elements. 

Learn more about infographics:

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  How to Create a Space Travel Infographic in Adobe InDesign
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Post pobrano z: 60+ Time-Saving Print Templates for Adobe InDesign & Photoshop

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Photography Portfolio

Take your photography career to new heights with this photography portfolio. Featuring a beautiful and dynamic design, this template will deliver the confidence you need to win any client. A4 and US letter sizes are included for your convenience.

Want more choices? Discover an even wider range of print templates over on Envato Market. 

Need extra help with editing the template? The helpful folks at Envato Studio will be more than happy to help you out!

1. If You’re Looking for… a Magazine Template

Magazines can be time-consuming and fiddly to set up. But there’s no need to worry about masters, page numbers, running headers or structure when you use a template, so it’s great for when you’re short on time. Below you can find our pick of the most creative and contemporary designs to help give you that head start on your publishing project.

Worried that a template won’t look true to your own style? You can find stylish designs that can be easily adapted to your own content by simply switching up colors, fonts, and images. Check out this tutorial on customizing a magazine template to see how simple it can be to make your design feel completely unique:

• 
  Magazine Design
  How to Make a Magazine: From a Creative InDesign Template
  Grace Fussell

Minimal Magazine

Sometimes designs don’t need fuss to shout the loudest. This minimal, stripped-back design is beautiful to look at and is ready to be adapted to almost any kind of magazine content.

Fashion Magazine

If you’re looking for a template that’s suited to high-end fashion, this is a great choice. The clean fonts and subtle frames give the design a contemporary, on-trend look that will help your fashion shots to look more expensive and aspirational. This would also adapt really well to lifestyle and design titles.

Magazine Covers

Everyone needs a great magazine cover template to hand. This will allow you to experiment with the look of different photos, fonts and colors without putting in days of work. Perfect for showcasing cover options in a meeting or simply for switching up design options with ease.

Lifestyle Magazine

If you’re designing a lifestyle or food magazine, you’re going to want to find a template that looks elegant and modern, helping to showcase your photos and articles in their very best light. This template has quirky features, like rounded image frames, which adds a bit of edge, but the pared-back choice of fonts and color palette keep it firmly in sophisticated territory.

Square Magazine

If you’re producing a limited edition magazine or just want something a bit different to the norm, this square magazine template might be just the ticket. Half the size, but with twice the impact, the quirky cubic layout would be fantastic for displaying photos or art or for adapting into a product catalogue. The printing costs will be lower too.

Art Magazine

Feeling arty? You’ve come to the right place—this art magazine template is specifically adapted for cultural publications, with a super-stylish layout and plenty of elegant white space. Print on matte recycled paper for the ultimate art-chic look.

Sports Magazine

Sports and car magazines have a lot of competition on the shelf, so you need to make sure your magazine is going to stand out. This black-and-white design uses slab fonts, neon yellow captions and punchy, in-your-face layouts that won’t fail to attract attention.

Nature & Travel Magazine

Travel magazines need to look zen and adrenalin-pumping in equal measure: no easy feat! This adventurous template manages to strike the perfect balance, keeping the text classic and elegant while allowing images to take center stage within fluid frames.

Corporate Magazine

We’ve all needed to create something corporate at some point, but it can be difficult to design something that looks both creative and professional. This modern template brings a much-needed arty touch to an otherwise traditionally corporate style. Bright pops of color, transparencies, and geometric frames help to create layouts that are stylish and clear. Stick to black-and-white photography to keep the design looking ultra-elegant.

Architecture & Interior Design Magazine

Architecture and interior design titles can demand some of the best magazine designs. After all, they’re showcasing the best of art, buildings, and lifestyle design. It’s a big challenge, but this stylish template will give you a helping hand. Bringing in lots of white space and keeping a thin white border around full-page photos gives the whole design an edgy, futuristic look.

2. If You’re in Desperate Need of… a Flyer Template

So your client needs a brochure or flyer within the day—panic stations, right? Not so if you have a template to hand. You can choose from a range of easily adaptable styles and themes, from corporate events to club nights, and you won’t have to worry about setting up sizing or print-ready color—these helpful little fellas have done all the hard work for you.

Summer Flyer

Summer may be almost over (*sob*) but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep the party going. Tropical prints, clean type and a minimal frame make this summer flyer design feel completely on-trend—it’s the perfect choice for advertising late summer events.

Club Night Flyer

Thought club flyers were tacky? Think again! This nightlife design layers grungy textures and sunset colors for a more atmospheric and glamorous look. Simply swap in your image of choice and you’re good to go.

Food Flyer

Customers won’t want to throw this food flyer straight in the bin. The chalky slab type and spacious layout make it a pleasure to look at. It’s a no-brainer for when you need a food or drink flyer quickly.

Fitness Flyer

Want to motivate people to head to your gym or fitness class? By using bold color, shouty slab type and dramatic monochrome photography that appears to jump out at you from the page, this fitness flyer template won’t fail to get people motivated and through the door.

Festival Flyer

This festival flyer would adapt well to any autumn event. We love the warm colors, bold leaf graphic, and cut-out text effect. It’s certainly pretty enough to be displayed in the home for months to come.

Corporate Flyer

Corporate flyers don’t have to be dull. Livening up your design with tech-inspired graphics and bold color will help to catch the eye, whether you’re advertising an electronics sale or a firm’s services. This cool template avoids the over-crowded effect often suffered by corporate flyers by devoting half of the page to a bold photo.

Trifold Brochure

Trifold brochures may look simple, but they can take some time to set up on the computer. This template does the hard work for you, and makes great use of a strong orange/black color scheme too.

Fun & Colorful Brochure

Need something a bit more… fun? This brochure template uses a rainbow of color and circular graphics to soften the design. It would work really well for almost any informal purpose—advertising kids’ products, a holiday flash sale, or a supermarket promotion. 

Minimal Photography Brochure

Pared-back brochures work amazingly well for fashion and retail brands. Try adapting this black-and-white style for a cool clothing catalogue and watch the sales roll in!

Catalogue Brochure

It may not be the most exciting thing to design, but most retail companies will still produce a print catalogue that customers can order via or can simply view the full product range. This catalogue template is set up as a square 8 by 8 inches bi-fold layout, perfect for picking up and taking away. 

3. If You’re On the Hunt for… Business Stationery

Letterheads and business cards are key to helping a company present itself well, but they’re often overlooked at the initial stages of branding and setting up a business. If you or your client have neglected the business stationery, there’s no need to delay trading—these templates are ready to go and can suit a wide range of industries and brand looks.

Vintage Business Card

This business card template takes the vintage trend and makes it feel contemporary. We love the strong black/cream color combination and ultra-legible text. Great for freelancers and small businesses who want to tap into the retro trend.

Corporate Photographic Business Card

Looking to give a more creative twist to a corporate card? With clever use of geometric diamond-shaped frames, this card template helps you to integrate a photo into the design in a subtle way. With its clean white layout and small-scale logo, this template will make your corporate clients love you.

Black Tech Business Card

If you want to make your business look tech-forward, these matte black cards are a perfect choice. Available with different colored highlights and a range of app-inspired icons, these have a serious, futuristic vibe which will impress any potential customer.

Creative Freelancer Business Card

Go to any creative networking event and it seems more than likely you’ll walk away with fistfuls of intricate, cleverly designed business cards. But whose card do you reach for when you need to find someone for the job quickly? This is where minimal, clear and legible cards come into their own. This minimal card looks stylish and, quite frankly, just does the job. A great all-rounder for any creative freelancer.

Creative Business Card

If you’re on the hunt for a business card that’s completely special, this beautiful template may be just what you’ve been looking for. The gorgeous colors and 3D-style graphics are offset by completely minimal text and icons. A lovely choice for all kinds of creatives and design businesses. 

Minimal Letterhead

Letterheads are an unfortunate necessity of life. Every company needs branded stationery, but it’s not always the most fun thing to design. So skip that part completely and invest in this minimal template. You can you this as a great foundation for corporate stationery—why not embellish with graphics and different logos to create completely unique, fresh styles?

Colorful Corporate Letterhead

Available in a range of colors, this elegant letterhead gives a twist to a classic corporate style.

Modern Branded Stationery Set

A whole stationery set for just $12? Yep, you read that right. Buying a complete stationery set template might be the best-value investment you ever make. This subtle, modern design includes a letterhead, invoice, business card, envelope and more.

Minimal Stationery Set

Can’t wait to get your paws on a complete stationery set but need something a little less corporate? This stylish grey and white design is top of our wishlist.

Striped Stationery Set

Add a bit of go-faster flair to your stationery with this bold red striped design. Great for sporty brands.

Colorful Stationery Set

Your customers will be delighted to receive a letter in the post when it looks this good. A beautiful geometric design helps lift this stationery set into more creative territory, but it would work equally well for corporate firms looking for a modern rebrand. Tweak the colors to make the design feel more unique.

4. If You Really, Really Need… a Menu

Your client’s restaurant is opening tonight and they haven’t even thought about how they’re going to present the food options to customers. There’s no need to break into a sweat—these menu templates come in all shapes and sizes. You’ll be sure to find one to suit, from casual street-food styles to more formal and fancy designs.

Glamorous Menu

The Seventies are enjoying a huge comeback across the design board, and this glamorous menu template picks up on the best style features of the decade. Dark, moody backgrounds and images contrast with sunset colors and stark white text to create a cool, edgy design.

Map Menu

If vintage quirk is more your bag, this menu design has it in buckets. The map background and aged textures are juxtaposed against neon text for a modern take on antique-chic.

Cocktail Menu

The bright, zesty colors and retro-inspired script font have us dreaming of days on the Italian seaside. This stylish menu would work well for any bar, pub or hotel looking to bring a bit of sunny optimism into their menu designs.

Pizzeria Menu

Perfect for modern pizzerias or food trucks, this rustic, hand-drawn menu template has personality and style. 

Elegant Menu

Need something a bit more formal? This elegant menu uses a monochrome palette and serif type to create a pared-back, classic design. Perfect for restaurants looking to score a Michelin star.  

Pop Art Drinks Menu

This drinks menu has a bold, graphic look that would suit urban, modern bar settings. The strong type and pop art graphics help this menu to feel exciting and glamorous.

Coffee Shop Menu

A simple one-page menu that’s perfect for attaching to clipboards. This is a great solution if you or your client are on a restricted budget—these can be printed on a home printer and easily disposed of and replaced when they get dirty.

Juice Bar Menu

We like the hand-drawn style of this soothing juice bar menu. This is also a convenient one-sheet menu which can be printed at home if you’re short on time and/or cash.

Minimal Menu

Step away from unnecessary color with this elegant black-and-white menu template. Simple, stylish cross-hatching and sophisticated frames make this menu look really classy—the perfect pick for hotels or spas.

Burger Menu

This on-trend burger menu could easily be adapted to a variety of cuisines, but we think its rustic good looks would be best suited to brunch or fast food menus. Its columned layout allows you to cram in a ton of menu options too.

Blackboard Menu

Blackboard styles always look great in informal restaurant and cafe settings. This blackboard template allows you to integrate full-color photos into the layout, which make a nice contrast against chalkboard ribbons and frames.

5. If Right Now All You Want Is… a Packaging Template

Packaging templates not only save time but they’re also often the most sensible route to go down, even if you have some time to spare. Designing a 2D template for a printed 3D product can be tricky, and would usually require multiple phases of printing mock-ups to test how the design folds and stands. These templates have gone through that stage, and they’re simply ready for customizing with your own brand names and colors.

Health Food Bag

Easily adaptable to other food products—try cereal, nuts or sweets—this packet design is subtle, wholesome, and will look great on the shelf.

Jar Label

A pair of related designs for a honey jar label. Adjust the text and tweak the colors to adapt the label to almost any jarred or tinned product.

Decorative Box

For the pure ‘wow’ factor, these amazing designs for chocolate packaging are less flexible to adapt, but they sure do look scrumptious. Use them to add detail and interest to chocolate, cocoa, or sugar packaging.

Beer Label

A good solid beer label template will always be useful. This template is simple and adaptable, and the original design taps into the vintage craft beer trend without going overboard.

Wine Label

Looking for a wine label with a more contemporary look? This painterly design comes in a variety of strong colorways and can be adapted for other alcoholic and soft drink products.

Colorful Box

Box templates can be a nightmare to put together in Illustrator or Photoshop. Skip the hassle by downloading this versatile box template. The design is minimal and colorful, and easy to adapt to almost any product you can imagine.

Soap Packaging

This rustic soap box has more petite proportions—ideal for adapting to cosmetics products or smaller items.

Geometric Tin Label

These tin labels are useful to have to hand and fit a standard small tin. The geometric design is attractive but not product-specific, making it extremely versatile.

Food Packaging With Window

This template is great as it stands for pet-food packaging, but with a few design tweaks you can have a completely unique windowed bag. Try adapting the design to other food products which would benefit from being visible from the outside, like cereal, sweets, or biscuits.

Pizza Box

This colorful pizza box has an attractive design, but you can easily adapt the useful shallow box template to other styles or products. This is also a great box shape for packaging clothes items ordered online.

Flexible Packaging

This packet with window has a strong design that can’t be missed… but strip back the graphics and color and you have an incredibly versatile template for any small product, like confectionery or tea.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect time-saving template is like discovering the Holy Grail of print design. You can focus all your energies on customizing the template with your creative design, and not worry about the technical aspects. It’s a fantastic solution for when you need to produce high-standard client work at short notice, or if you simply want to gain more confidence with the design process and skip the fiddly technical setup. 

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Whether you’re a relative beginner to graphic design or just need to save time, these templates are fantastic for allowing you to get started with the fun stuff more quickly. Scroll down to find our top picks for magazine, flyer, business stationery, menu and packaging templates that are ready for you to edit and print.

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Check out a few of the best templates around below!

Lightazine Magazine

Create a compelling magazine with a jaw dropping cover. This phenomenal lightazine template will jump start your magazine dreams. It features 32 pages of creative layouts and automatic page numbering. Add it to your collection!

Company Profile

A company profile allows you to breakdown all the important details of your business. Organize your plans with this brilliant company profile template. This InDesign template comes with 10 colorful pages and helpful bleed lines.

Juniper Flyer

Stunning landscape photography can really make a cover sing. This Juniper flyer shows us just that with its extraordinary imagery and simplistic details. Try it out today!

Square Cookbook

Make your cookbook dreams happen with this square cookbook template. This elegant design features a contemporary typography style with plenty of room for your recipes. You’ll love the simple design and easily editable text layers.

Multipurpose Brochure

Whether you’re just starting a business or creating an annual report, this mutipurpose brochure is packed with design essentials. It’s fully editable, making it easy to customize. It also includes print ready CMYK files.

Naturalis Business Card

This stunning Naturalis business card is multipurpose for different industries. You’ll love the elegant look which features delicate typefaces and clean lines. In this download, you’ll get four different variations to customize your design even further.

Infographic Resume/CV

Make a lasting impression with this infographic resume template. Designed with an inspiring infographic theme, this template highlights your work experience in a creative way. Try it out to experiment with the different sections and elements.

Wordly Magazine

Launch a publication that could inspire millions. This worldy magazine template features a sleek, black and white theme with a mixture of serif and sans serif typefaces. The layout is multipurpose and fully customizable, so you’ll be able to get started with it today!

Photography Portfolio

Take your photography career to new heights with this photography portfolio. Featuring a beautiful and dynamic design, this template will deliver the confidence you need to win any client. A4 and US letter sizes are included for your convenience.

Want more choices? Discover an even wider range of print templates over on Envato Market. 

Need extra help with editing the template? The helpful folks at Envato Studio will be more than happy to help you out!

1. If You’re Looking for… a Magazine Template

Magazines can be time-consuming and fiddly to set up. But there’s no need to worry about masters, page numbers, running headers or structure when you use a template, so it’s great for when you’re short on time. Below you can find our pick of the most creative and contemporary designs to help give you that head start on your publishing project.

Worried that a template won’t look true to your own style? You can find stylish designs that can be easily adapted to your own content by simply switching up colors, fonts, and images. Check out this tutorial on customizing a magazine template to see how simple it can be to make your design feel completely unique:

• 
  Magazine Design
  How to Make a Magazine: From a Creative InDesign Template
  Grace Fussell

Minimal Magazine

Sometimes designs don’t need fuss to shout the loudest. This minimal, stripped-back design is beautiful to look at and is ready to be adapted to almost any kind of magazine content.

Fashion Magazine

If you’re looking for a template that’s suited to high-end fashion, this is a great choice. The clean fonts and subtle frames give the design a contemporary, on-trend look that will help your fashion shots to look more expensive and aspirational. This would also adapt really well to lifestyle and design titles.

Magazine Covers

Everyone needs a great magazine cover template to hand. This will allow you to experiment with the look of different photos, fonts and colors without putting in days of work. Perfect for showcasing cover options in a meeting or simply for switching up design options with ease.

Lifestyle Magazine

If you’re designing a lifestyle or food magazine, you’re going to want to find a template that looks elegant and modern, helping to showcase your photos and articles in their very best light. This template has quirky features, like rounded image frames, which adds a bit of edge, but the pared-back choice of fonts and color palette keep it firmly in sophisticated territory.

Square Magazine

If you’re producing a limited edition magazine or just want something a bit different to the norm, this square magazine template might be just the ticket. Half the size, but with twice the impact, the quirky cubic layout would be fantastic for displaying photos or art or for adapting into a product catalogue. The printing costs will be lower too.

Art Magazine

Feeling arty? You’ve come to the right place—this art magazine template is specifically adapted for cultural publications, with a super-stylish layout and plenty of elegant white space. Print on matte recycled paper for the ultimate art-chic look.

Sports Magazine

Sports and car magazines have a lot of competition on the shelf, so you need to make sure your magazine is going to stand out. This black-and-white design uses slab fonts, neon yellow captions and punchy, in-your-face layouts that won’t fail to attract attention.

Nature & Travel Magazine

Travel magazines need to look zen and adrenalin-pumping in equal measure: no easy feat! This adventurous template manages to strike the perfect balance, keeping the text classic and elegant while allowing images to take center stage within fluid frames.

Corporate Magazine

We’ve all needed to create something corporate at some point, but it can be difficult to design something that looks both creative and professional. This modern template brings a much-needed arty touch to an otherwise traditionally corporate style. Bright pops of color, transparencies, and geometric frames help to create layouts that are stylish and clear. Stick to black-and-white photography to keep the design looking ultra-elegant.

Architecture & Interior Design Magazine

Architecture and interior design titles can demand some of the best magazine designs. After all, they’re showcasing the best of art, buildings, and lifestyle design. It’s a big challenge, but this stylish template will give you a helping hand. Bringing in lots of white space and keeping a thin white border around full-page photos gives the whole design an edgy, futuristic look.

2. If You’re in Desperate Need of… a Flyer Template

So your client needs a brochure or flyer within the day—panic stations, right? Not so if you have a template to hand. You can choose from a range of easily adaptable styles and themes, from corporate events to club nights, and you won’t have to worry about setting up sizing or print-ready color—these helpful little fellas have done all the hard work for you.

Summer Flyer

Summer may be almost over (*sob*) but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep the party going. Tropical prints, clean type and a minimal frame make this summer flyer design feel completely on-trend—it’s the perfect choice for advertising late summer events.

Club Night Flyer

Thought club flyers were tacky? Think again! This nightlife design layers grungy textures and sunset colors for a more atmospheric and glamorous look. Simply swap in your image of choice and you’re good to go.

Food Flyer

Customers won’t want to throw this food flyer straight in the bin. The chalky slab type and spacious layout make it a pleasure to look at. It’s a no-brainer for when you need a food or drink flyer quickly.

Fitness Flyer

Want to motivate people to head to your gym or fitness class? By using bold color, shouty slab type and dramatic monochrome photography that appears to jump out at you from the page, this fitness flyer template won’t fail to get people motivated and through the door.

Festival Flyer

This festival flyer would adapt well to any autumn event. We love the warm colors, bold leaf graphic, and cut-out text effect. It’s certainly pretty enough to be displayed in the home for months to come.

Corporate Flyer

Corporate flyers don’t have to be dull. Livening up your design with tech-inspired graphics and bold color will help to catch the eye, whether you’re advertising an electronics sale or a firm’s services. This cool template avoids the over-crowded effect often suffered by corporate flyers by devoting half of the page to a bold photo.

Trifold Brochure

Trifold brochures may look simple, but they can take some time to set up on the computer. This template does the hard work for you, and makes great use of a strong orange/black color scheme too.

Fun & Colorful Brochure

Need something a bit more… fun? This brochure template uses a rainbow of color and circular graphics to soften the design. It would work really well for almost any informal purpose—advertising kids’ products, a holiday flash sale, or a supermarket promotion. 

Minimal Photography Brochure

Pared-back brochures work amazingly well for fashion and retail brands. Try adapting this black-and-white style for a cool clothing catalogue and watch the sales roll in!

Catalogue Brochure

It may not be the most exciting thing to design, but most retail companies will still produce a print catalogue that customers can order via or can simply view the full product range. This catalogue template is set up as a square 8 by 8 inches bi-fold layout, perfect for picking up and taking away. 

3. If You’re On the Hunt for… Business Stationery

Letterheads and business cards are key to helping a company present itself well, but they’re often overlooked at the initial stages of branding and setting up a business. If you or your client have neglected the business stationery, there’s no need to delay trading—these templates are ready to go and can suit a wide range of industries and brand looks.

Vintage Business Card

This business card template takes the vintage trend and makes it feel contemporary. We love the strong black/cream color combination and ultra-legible text. Great for freelancers and small businesses who want to tap into the retro trend.

Corporate Photographic Business Card

Looking to give a more creative twist to a corporate card? With clever use of geometric diamond-shaped frames, this card template helps you to integrate a photo into the design in a subtle way. With its clean white layout and small-scale logo, this template will make your corporate clients love you.

Black Tech Business Card

If you want to make your business look tech-forward, these matte black cards are a perfect choice. Available with different colored highlights and a range of app-inspired icons, these have a serious, futuristic vibe which will impress any potential customer.

Creative Freelancer Business Card

Go to any creative networking event and it seems more than likely you’ll walk away with fistfuls of intricate, cleverly designed business cards. But whose card do you reach for when you need to find someone for the job quickly? This is where minimal, clear and legible cards come into their own. This minimal card looks stylish and, quite frankly, just does the job. A great all-rounder for any creative freelancer.

Creative Business Card

If you’re on the hunt for a business card that’s completely special, this beautiful template may be just what you’ve been looking for. The gorgeous colors and 3D-style graphics are offset by completely minimal text and icons. A lovely choice for all kinds of creatives and design businesses. 

Minimal Letterhead

Letterheads are an unfortunate necessity of life. Every company needs branded stationery, but it’s not always the most fun thing to design. So skip that part completely and invest in this minimal template. You can you this as a great foundation for corporate stationery—why not embellish with graphics and different logos to create completely unique, fresh styles?

Colorful Corporate Letterhead

Available in a range of colors, this elegant letterhead gives a twist to a classic corporate style.

Modern Branded Stationery Set

A whole stationery set for just $12? Yep, you read that right. Buying a complete stationery set template might be the best-value investment you ever make. This subtle, modern design includes a letterhead, invoice, business card, envelope and more.

Minimal Stationery Set

Can’t wait to get your paws on a complete stationery set but need something a little less corporate? This stylish grey and white design is top of our wishlist.

Striped Stationery Set

Add a bit of go-faster flair to your stationery with this bold red striped design. Great for sporty brands.

Colorful Stationery Set

Your customers will be delighted to receive a letter in the post when it looks this good. A beautiful geometric design helps lift this stationery set into more creative territory, but it would work equally well for corporate firms looking for a modern rebrand. Tweak the colors to make the design feel more unique.

4. If You Really, Really Need… a Menu

Your client’s restaurant is opening tonight and they haven’t even thought about how they’re going to present the food options to customers. There’s no need to break into a sweat—these menu templates come in all shapes and sizes. You’ll be sure to find one to suit, from casual street-food styles to more formal and fancy designs.

Glamorous Menu

The Seventies are enjoying a huge comeback across the design board, and this glamorous menu template picks up on the best style features of the decade. Dark, moody backgrounds and images contrast with sunset colors and stark white text to create a cool, edgy design.

Map Menu

If vintage quirk is more your bag, this menu design has it in buckets. The map background and aged textures are juxtaposed against neon text for a modern take on antique-chic.

Cocktail Menu

The bright, zesty colors and retro-inspired script font have us dreaming of days on the Italian seaside. This stylish menu would work well for any bar, pub or hotel looking to bring a bit of sunny optimism into their menu designs.

Pizzeria Menu

Perfect for modern pizzerias or food trucks, this rustic, hand-drawn menu template has personality and style. 

Elegant Menu

Need something a bit more formal? This elegant menu uses a monochrome palette and serif type to create a pared-back, classic design. Perfect for restaurants looking to score a Michelin star.  

Pop Art Drinks Menu

This drinks menu has a bold, graphic look that would suit urban, modern bar settings. The strong type and pop art graphics help this menu to feel exciting and glamorous.

Coffee Shop Menu

A simple one-page menu that’s perfect for attaching to clipboards. This is a great solution if you or your client are on a restricted budget—these can be printed on a home printer and easily disposed of and replaced when they get dirty.

Juice Bar Menu

We like the hand-drawn style of this soothing juice bar menu. This is also a convenient one-sheet menu which can be printed at home if you’re short on time and/or cash.

Minimal Menu

Step away from unnecessary color with this elegant black-and-white menu template. Simple, stylish cross-hatching and sophisticated frames make this menu look really classy—the perfect pick for hotels or spas.

Burger Menu

This on-trend burger menu could easily be adapted to a variety of cuisines, but we think its rustic good looks would be best suited to brunch or fast food menus. Its columned layout allows you to cram in a ton of menu options too.

Blackboard Menu

Blackboard styles always look great in informal restaurant and cafe settings. This blackboard template allows you to integrate full-color photos into the layout, which make a nice contrast against chalkboard ribbons and frames.

5. If Right Now All You Want Is… a Packaging Template

Packaging templates not only save time but they’re also often the most sensible route to go down, even if you have some time to spare. Designing a 2D template for a printed 3D product can be tricky, and would usually require multiple phases of printing mock-ups to test how the design folds and stands. These templates have gone through that stage, and they’re simply ready for customizing with your own brand names and colors.

Health Food Bag

Easily adaptable to other food products—try cereal, nuts or sweets—this packet design is subtle, wholesome, and will look great on the shelf.

Jar Label

A pair of related designs for a honey jar label. Adjust the text and tweak the colors to adapt the label to almost any jarred or tinned product.

Decorative Box

For the pure ‘wow’ factor, these amazing designs for chocolate packaging are less flexible to adapt, but they sure do look scrumptious. Use them to add detail and interest to chocolate, cocoa, or sugar packaging.

Beer Label

A good solid beer label template will always be useful. This template is simple and adaptable, and the original design taps into the vintage craft beer trend without going overboard.

Wine Label

Looking for a wine label with a more contemporary look? This painterly design comes in a variety of strong colorways and can be adapted for other alcoholic and soft drink products.

Colorful Box

Box templates can be a nightmare to put together in Illustrator or Photoshop. Skip the hassle by downloading this versatile box template. The design is minimal and colorful, and easy to adapt to almost any product you can imagine.

Soap Packaging

This rustic soap box has more petite proportions—ideal for adapting to cosmetics products or smaller items.

Geometric Tin Label

These tin labels are useful to have to hand and fit a standard small tin. The geometric design is attractive but not product-specific, making it extremely versatile.

Food Packaging With Window

This template is great as it stands for pet-food packaging, but with a few design tweaks you can have a completely unique windowed bag. Try adapting the design to other food products which would benefit from being visible from the outside, like cereal, sweets, or biscuits.

Pizza Box

This colorful pizza box has an attractive design, but you can easily adapt the useful shallow box template to other styles or products. This is also a great box shape for packaging clothes items ordered online.

Flexible Packaging

This packet with window has a strong design that can’t be missed… but strip back the graphics and color and you have an incredibly versatile template for any small product, like confectionery or tea.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect time-saving template is like discovering the Holy Grail of print design. You can focus all your energies on customizing the template with your creative design, and not worry about the technical aspects. It’s a fantastic solution for when you need to produce high-standard client work at short notice, or if you simply want to gain more confidence with the design process and skip the fiddly technical setup. 

You can find even more print templates on Envato Market. Make sure to bookmark the page for when you next need a time-saving helping hand!

Post pobrano z: 60+ Time-Saving Print Templates for Adobe InDesign & Photoshop

Have no time? No problem! These ready-to-edit templates are professional and convenient… and great value to boot.

Whether you’re a relative beginner to graphic design or just need to save time, these templates are fantastic for allowing you to get started with the fun stuff more quickly. Scroll down to find our top picks for magazine, flyer, business stationery, menu and packaging templates that are ready for you to edit and print.

Premium Templates From Envato Elements

Subscribe to unlock unlimited assets for one monthly price! Join the many creatives who now use Envato Elements templates and graphics in their projects. Create better work much faster by having access to thousands of phenomenal design assets

Check out a few of the best templates around below!

Lightazine Magazine

Create a compelling magazine with a jaw dropping cover. This phenomenal lightazine template will jump start your magazine dreams. It features 32 pages of creative layouts and automatic page numbering. Add it to your collection!

Company Profile

A company profile allows you to breakdown all the important details of your business. Organize your plans with this brilliant company profile template. This InDesign template comes with 10 colorful pages and helpful bleed lines.

Juniper Flyer

Stunning landscape photography can really make a cover sing. This Juniper flyer shows us just that with its extraordinary imagery and simplistic details. Try it out today!

Square Cookbook

Make your cookbook dreams happen with this square cookbook template. This elegant design features a contemporary typography style with plenty of room for your recipes. You’ll love the simple design and easily editable text layers.

Multipurpose Brochure

Whether you’re just starting a business or creating an annual report, this mutipurpose brochure is packed with design essentials. It’s fully editable, making it easy to customize. It also includes print ready CMYK files.

Naturalis Business Card

This stunning Naturalis business card is multipurpose for different industries. You’ll love the elegant look which features delicate typefaces and clean lines. In this download, you’ll get four different variations to customize your design even further.

Infographic Resume/CV

Make a lasting impression with this infographic resume template. Designed with an inspiring infographic theme, this template highlights your work experience in a creative way. Try it out to experiment with the different sections and elements.

Wordly Magazine

Launch a publication that could inspire millions. This worldy magazine template features a sleek, black and white theme with a mixture of serif and sans serif typefaces. The layout is multipurpose and fully customizable, so you’ll be able to get started with it today!

Photography Portfolio

Take your photography career to new heights with this photography portfolio. Featuring a beautiful and dynamic design, this template will deliver the confidence you need to win any client. A4 and US letter sizes are included for your convenience.

Want more choices? Discover an even wider range of print templates over on Envato Market. 

Need extra help with editing the template? The helpful folks at Envato Studio will be more than happy to help you out!

1. If You’re Looking for… a Magazine Template

Magazines can be time-consuming and fiddly to set up. But there’s no need to worry about masters, page numbers, running headers or structure when you use a template, so it’s great for when you’re short on time. Below you can find our pick of the most creative and contemporary designs to help give you that head start on your publishing project.

Worried that a template won’t look true to your own style? You can find stylish designs that can be easily adapted to your own content by simply switching up colors, fonts, and images. Check out this tutorial on customizing a magazine template to see how simple it can be to make your design feel completely unique:

• 
  Magazine Design
  How to Make a Magazine: From a Creative InDesign Template
  Grace Fussell

Minimal Magazine

Sometimes designs don’t need fuss to shout the loudest. This minimal, stripped-back design is beautiful to look at and is ready to be adapted to almost any kind of magazine content.

Fashion Magazine

If you’re looking for a template that’s suited to high-end fashion, this is a great choice. The clean fonts and subtle frames give the design a contemporary, on-trend look that will help your fashion shots to look more expensive and aspirational. This would also adapt really well to lifestyle and design titles.

Magazine Covers

Everyone needs a great magazine cover template to hand. This will allow you to experiment with the look of different photos, fonts and colors without putting in days of work. Perfect for showcasing cover options in a meeting or simply for switching up design options with ease.

Lifestyle Magazine

If you’re designing a lifestyle or food magazine, you’re going to want to find a template that looks elegant and modern, helping to showcase your photos and articles in their very best light. This template has quirky features, like rounded image frames, which adds a bit of edge, but the pared-back choice of fonts and color palette keep it firmly in sophisticated territory.

Square Magazine

If you’re producing a limited edition magazine or just want something a bit different to the norm, this square magazine template might be just the ticket. Half the size, but with twice the impact, the quirky cubic layout would be fantastic for displaying photos or art or for adapting into a product catalogue. The printing costs will be lower too.

Art Magazine

Feeling arty? You’ve come to the right place—this art magazine template is specifically adapted for cultural publications, with a super-stylish layout and plenty of elegant white space. Print on matte recycled paper for the ultimate art-chic look.

Sports Magazine

Sports and car magazines have a lot of competition on the shelf, so you need to make sure your magazine is going to stand out. This black-and-white design uses slab fonts, neon yellow captions and punchy, in-your-face layouts that won’t fail to attract attention.

Nature & Travel Magazine

Travel magazines need to look zen and adrenalin-pumping in equal measure: no easy feat! This adventurous template manages to strike the perfect balance, keeping the text classic and elegant while allowing images to take center stage within fluid frames.

Corporate Magazine

We’ve all needed to create something corporate at some point, but it can be difficult to design something that looks both creative and professional. This modern template brings a much-needed arty touch to an otherwise traditionally corporate style. Bright pops of color, transparencies, and geometric frames help to create layouts that are stylish and clear. Stick to black-and-white photography to keep the design looking ultra-elegant.

Architecture & Interior Design Magazine

Architecture and interior design titles can demand some of the best magazine designs. After all, they’re showcasing the best of art, buildings, and lifestyle design. It’s a big challenge, but this stylish template will give you a helping hand. Bringing in lots of white space and keeping a thin white border around full-page photos gives the whole design an edgy, futuristic look.

2. If You’re in Desperate Need of… a Flyer Template

So your client needs a brochure or flyer within the day—panic stations, right? Not so if you have a template to hand. You can choose from a range of easily adaptable styles and themes, from corporate events to club nights, and you won’t have to worry about setting up sizing or print-ready color—these helpful little fellas have done all the hard work for you.

Summer Flyer

Summer may be almost over (*sob*) but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep the party going. Tropical prints, clean type and a minimal frame make this summer flyer design feel completely on-trend—it’s the perfect choice for advertising late summer events.

Club Night Flyer

Thought club flyers were tacky? Think again! This nightlife design layers grungy textures and sunset colors for a more atmospheric and glamorous look. Simply swap in your image of choice and you’re good to go.

Food Flyer

Customers won’t want to throw this food flyer straight in the bin. The chalky slab type and spacious layout make it a pleasure to look at. It’s a no-brainer for when you need a food or drink flyer quickly.

Fitness Flyer

Want to motivate people to head to your gym or fitness class? By using bold color, shouty slab type and dramatic monochrome photography that appears to jump out at you from the page, this fitness flyer template won’t fail to get people motivated and through the door.

Festival Flyer

This festival flyer would adapt well to any autumn event. We love the warm colors, bold leaf graphic, and cut-out text effect. It’s certainly pretty enough to be displayed in the home for months to come.

Corporate Flyer

Corporate flyers don’t have to be dull. Livening up your design with tech-inspired graphics and bold color will help to catch the eye, whether you’re advertising an electronics sale or a firm’s services. This cool template avoids the over-crowded effect often suffered by corporate flyers by devoting half of the page to a bold photo.

Trifold Brochure

Trifold brochures may look simple, but they can take some time to set up on the computer. This template does the hard work for you, and makes great use of a strong orange/black color scheme too.

Fun & Colorful Brochure

Need something a bit more… fun? This brochure template uses a rainbow of color and circular graphics to soften the design. It would work really well for almost any informal purpose—advertising kids’ products, a holiday flash sale, or a supermarket promotion. 

Minimal Photography Brochure

Pared-back brochures work amazingly well for fashion and retail brands. Try adapting this black-and-white style for a cool clothing catalogue and watch the sales roll in!

Catalogue Brochure

It may not be the most exciting thing to design, but most retail companies will still produce a print catalogue that customers can order via or can simply view the full product range. This catalogue template is set up as a square 8 by 8 inches bi-fold layout, perfect for picking up and taking away. 

3. If You’re On the Hunt for… Business Stationery

Letterheads and business cards are key to helping a company present itself well, but they’re often overlooked at the initial stages of branding and setting up a business. If you or your client have neglected the business stationery, there’s no need to delay trading—these templates are ready to go and can suit a wide range of industries and brand looks.

Vintage Business Card

This business card template takes the vintage trend and makes it feel contemporary. We love the strong black/cream color combination and ultra-legible text. Great for freelancers and small businesses who want to tap into the retro trend.

Corporate Photographic Business Card

Looking to give a more creative twist to a corporate card? With clever use of geometric diamond-shaped frames, this card template helps you to integrate a photo into the design in a subtle way. With its clean white layout and small-scale logo, this template will make your corporate clients love you.

Black Tech Business Card

If you want to make your business look tech-forward, these matte black cards are a perfect choice. Available with different colored highlights and a range of app-inspired icons, these have a serious, futuristic vibe which will impress any potential customer.

Creative Freelancer Business Card

Go to any creative networking event and it seems more than likely you’ll walk away with fistfuls of intricate, cleverly designed business cards. But whose card do you reach for when you need to find someone for the job quickly? This is where minimal, clear and legible cards come into their own. This minimal card looks stylish and, quite frankly, just does the job. A great all-rounder for any creative freelancer.

Creative Business Card

If you’re on the hunt for a business card that’s completely special, this beautiful template may be just what you’ve been looking for. The gorgeous colors and 3D-style graphics are offset by completely minimal text and icons. A lovely choice for all kinds of creatives and design businesses. 

Minimal Letterhead

Letterheads are an unfortunate necessity of life. Every company needs branded stationery, but it’s not always the most fun thing to design. So skip that part completely and invest in this minimal template. You can you this as a great foundation for corporate stationery—why not embellish with graphics and different logos to create completely unique, fresh styles?

Colorful Corporate Letterhead

Available in a range of colors, this elegant letterhead gives a twist to a classic corporate style.

Modern Branded Stationery Set

A whole stationery set for just $12? Yep, you read that right. Buying a complete stationery set template might be the best-value investment you ever make. This subtle, modern design includes a letterhead, invoice, business card, envelope and more.

Minimal Stationery Set

Can’t wait to get your paws on a complete stationery set but need something a little less corporate? This stylish grey and white design is top of our wishlist.

Striped Stationery Set

Add a bit of go-faster flair to your stationery with this bold red striped design. Great for sporty brands.

Colorful Stationery Set

Your customers will be delighted to receive a letter in the post when it looks this good. A beautiful geometric design helps lift this stationery set into more creative territory, but it would work equally well for corporate firms looking for a modern rebrand. Tweak the colors to make the design feel more unique.

4. If You Really, Really Need… a Menu

Your client’s restaurant is opening tonight and they haven’t even thought about how they’re going to present the food options to customers. There’s no need to break into a sweat—these menu templates come in all shapes and sizes. You’ll be sure to find one to suit, from casual street-food styles to more formal and fancy designs.

Glamorous Menu

The Seventies are enjoying a huge comeback across the design board, and this glamorous menu template picks up on the best style features of the decade. Dark, moody backgrounds and images contrast with sunset colors and stark white text to create a cool, edgy design.

Map Menu

If vintage quirk is more your bag, this menu design has it in buckets. The map background and aged textures are juxtaposed against neon text for a modern take on antique-chic.

Cocktail Menu

The bright, zesty colors and retro-inspired script font have us dreaming of days on the Italian seaside. This stylish menu would work well for any bar, pub or hotel looking to bring a bit of sunny optimism into their menu designs.

Pizzeria Menu

Perfect for modern pizzerias or food trucks, this rustic, hand-drawn menu template has personality and style. 

Elegant Menu

Need something a bit more formal? This elegant menu uses a monochrome palette and serif type to create a pared-back, classic design. Perfect for restaurants looking to score a Michelin star.  

Pop Art Drinks Menu

This drinks menu has a bold, graphic look that would suit urban, modern bar settings. The strong type and pop art graphics help this menu to feel exciting and glamorous.

Coffee Shop Menu

A simple one-page menu that’s perfect for attaching to clipboards. This is a great solution if you or your client are on a restricted budget—these can be printed on a home printer and easily disposed of and replaced when they get dirty.

Juice Bar Menu

We like the hand-drawn style of this soothing juice bar menu. This is also a convenient one-sheet menu which can be printed at home if you’re short on time and/or cash.

Minimal Menu

Step away from unnecessary color with this elegant black-and-white menu template. Simple, stylish cross-hatching and sophisticated frames make this menu look really classy—the perfect pick for hotels or spas.

Burger Menu

This on-trend burger menu could easily be adapted to a variety of cuisines, but we think its rustic good looks would be best suited to brunch or fast food menus. Its columned layout allows you to cram in a ton of menu options too.

Blackboard Menu

Blackboard styles always look great in informal restaurant and cafe settings. This blackboard template allows you to integrate full-color photos into the layout, which make a nice contrast against chalkboard ribbons and frames.

5. If Right Now All You Want Is… a Packaging Template

Packaging templates not only save time but they’re also often the most sensible route to go down, even if you have some time to spare. Designing a 2D template for a printed 3D product can be tricky, and would usually require multiple phases of printing mock-ups to test how the design folds and stands. These templates have gone through that stage, and they’re simply ready for customizing with your own brand names and colors.

Health Food Bag

Easily adaptable to other food products—try cereal, nuts or sweets—this packet design is subtle, wholesome, and will look great on the shelf.

Jar Label

A pair of related designs for a honey jar label. Adjust the text and tweak the colors to adapt the label to almost any jarred or tinned product.

Decorative Box

For the pure ‘wow’ factor, these amazing designs for chocolate packaging are less flexible to adapt, but they sure do look scrumptious. Use them to add detail and interest to chocolate, cocoa, or sugar packaging.

Beer Label

A good solid beer label template will always be useful. This template is simple and adaptable, and the original design taps into the vintage craft beer trend without going overboard.

Wine Label

Looking for a wine label with a more contemporary look? This painterly design comes in a variety of strong colorways and can be adapted for other alcoholic and soft drink products.

Colorful Box

Box templates can be a nightmare to put together in Illustrator or Photoshop. Skip the hassle by downloading this versatile box template. The design is minimal and colorful, and easy to adapt to almost any product you can imagine.

Soap Packaging

This rustic soap box has more petite proportions—ideal for adapting to cosmetics products or smaller items.

Geometric Tin Label

These tin labels are useful to have to hand and fit a standard small tin. The geometric design is attractive but not product-specific, making it extremely versatile.

Food Packaging With Window

This template is great as it stands for pet-food packaging, but with a few design tweaks you can have a completely unique windowed bag. Try adapting the design to other food products which would benefit from being visible from the outside, like cereal, sweets, or biscuits.

Pizza Box

This colorful pizza box has an attractive design, but you can easily adapt the useful shallow box template to other styles or products. This is also a great box shape for packaging clothes items ordered online.

Flexible Packaging

This packet with window has a strong design that can’t be missed… but strip back the graphics and color and you have an incredibly versatile template for any small product, like confectionery or tea.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect time-saving template is like discovering the Holy Grail of print design. You can focus all your energies on customizing the template with your creative design, and not worry about the technical aspects. It’s a fantastic solution for when you need to produce high-standard client work at short notice, or if you simply want to gain more confidence with the design process and skip the fiddly technical setup. 

You can find even more print templates on Envato Market. Make sure to bookmark the page for when you next need a time-saving helping hand!

Post pobrano z: 60+ Time-Saving Print Templates for Adobe InDesign & Photoshop

Have no time? No problem! These ready-to-edit templates are professional and convenient… and great value to boot.

Whether you’re a relative beginner to graphic design or just need to save time, these templates are fantastic for allowing you to get started with the fun stuff more quickly. Scroll down to find our top picks for magazine, flyer, business stationery, menu and packaging templates that are ready for you to edit and print.

Premium Templates From Envato Elements

Subscribe to unlock unlimited assets for one monthly price! Join the many creatives who now use Envato Elements templates and graphics in their projects. Create better work much faster by having access to thousands of phenomenal design assets

Check out a few of the best templates around below!

Lightazine Magazine

Create a compelling magazine with a jaw dropping cover. This phenomenal lightazine template will jump start your magazine dreams. It features 32 pages of creative layouts and automatic page numbering. Add it to your collection!

Company Profile

A company profile allows you to breakdown all the important details of your business. Organize your plans with this brilliant company profile template. This InDesign template comes with 10 colorful pages and helpful bleed lines.

Juniper Flyer

Stunning landscape photography can really make a cover sing. This Juniper flyer shows us just that with its extraordinary imagery and simplistic details. Try it out today!

Square Cookbook

Make your cookbook dreams happen with this square cookbook template. This elegant design features a contemporary typography style with plenty of room for your recipes. You’ll love the simple design and easily editable text layers.

Multipurpose Brochure

Whether you’re just starting a business or creating an annual report, this mutipurpose brochure is packed with design essentials. It’s fully editable, making it easy to customize. It also includes print ready CMYK files.

Naturalis Business Card

This stunning Naturalis business card is multipurpose for different industries. You’ll love the elegant look which features delicate typefaces and clean lines. In this download, you’ll get four different variations to customize your design even further.

Infographic Resume/CV

Make a lasting impression with this infographic resume template. Designed with an inspiring infographic theme, this template highlights your work experience in a creative way. Try it out to experiment with the different sections and elements.

Wordly Magazine

Launch a publication that could inspire millions. This worldy magazine template features a sleek, black and white theme with a mixture of serif and sans serif typefaces. The layout is multipurpose and fully customizable, so you’ll be able to get started with it today!

Photography Portfolio

Take your photography career to new heights with this photography portfolio. Featuring a beautiful and dynamic design, this template will deliver the confidence you need to win any client. A4 and US letter sizes are included for your convenience.

Want more choices? Discover an even wider range of print templates over on Envato Market. 

Need extra help with editing the template? The helpful folks at Envato Studio will be more than happy to help you out!

1. If You’re Looking for… a Magazine Template

Magazines can be time-consuming and fiddly to set up. But there’s no need to worry about masters, page numbers, running headers or structure when you use a template, so it’s great for when you’re short on time. Below you can find our pick of the most creative and contemporary designs to help give you that head start on your publishing project.

Worried that a template won’t look true to your own style? You can find stylish designs that can be easily adapted to your own content by simply switching up colors, fonts, and images. Check out this tutorial on customizing a magazine template to see how simple it can be to make your design feel completely unique:

• 
  Magazine Design
  How to Make a Magazine: From a Creative InDesign Template
  Grace Fussell

Minimal Magazine

Sometimes designs don’t need fuss to shout the loudest. This minimal, stripped-back design is beautiful to look at and is ready to be adapted to almost any kind of magazine content.

Fashion Magazine

If you’re looking for a template that’s suited to high-end fashion, this is a great choice. The clean fonts and subtle frames give the design a contemporary, on-trend look that will help your fashion shots to look more expensive and aspirational. This would also adapt really well to lifestyle and design titles.

Magazine Covers

Everyone needs a great magazine cover template to hand. This will allow you to experiment with the look of different photos, fonts and colors without putting in days of work. Perfect for showcasing cover options in a meeting or simply for switching up design options with ease.

Lifestyle Magazine

If you’re designing a lifestyle or food magazine, you’re going to want to find a template that looks elegant and modern, helping to showcase your photos and articles in their very best light. This template has quirky features, like rounded image frames, which adds a bit of edge, but the pared-back choice of fonts and color palette keep it firmly in sophisticated territory.

Square Magazine

If you’re producing a limited edition magazine or just want something a bit different to the norm, this square magazine template might be just the ticket. Half the size, but with twice the impact, the quirky cubic layout would be fantastic for displaying photos or art or for adapting into a product catalogue. The printing costs will be lower too.

Art Magazine

Feeling arty? You’ve come to the right place—this art magazine template is specifically adapted for cultural publications, with a super-stylish layout and plenty of elegant white space. Print on matte recycled paper for the ultimate art-chic look.

Sports Magazine

Sports and car magazines have a lot of competition on the shelf, so you need to make sure your magazine is going to stand out. This black-and-white design uses slab fonts, neon yellow captions and punchy, in-your-face layouts that won’t fail to attract attention.

Nature & Travel Magazine

Travel magazines need to look zen and adrenalin-pumping in equal measure: no easy feat! This adventurous template manages to strike the perfect balance, keeping the text classic and elegant while allowing images to take center stage within fluid frames.

Corporate Magazine

We’ve all needed to create something corporate at some point, but it can be difficult to design something that looks both creative and professional. This modern template brings a much-needed arty touch to an otherwise traditionally corporate style. Bright pops of color, transparencies, and geometric frames help to create layouts that are stylish and clear. Stick to black-and-white photography to keep the design looking ultra-elegant.

Architecture & Interior Design Magazine

Architecture and interior design titles can demand some of the best magazine designs. After all, they’re showcasing the best of art, buildings, and lifestyle design. It’s a big challenge, but this stylish template will give you a helping hand. Bringing in lots of white space and keeping a thin white border around full-page photos gives the whole design an edgy, futuristic look.

2. If You’re in Desperate Need of… a Flyer Template

So your client needs a brochure or flyer within the day—panic stations, right? Not so if you have a template to hand. You can choose from a range of easily adaptable styles and themes, from corporate events to club nights, and you won’t have to worry about setting up sizing or print-ready color—these helpful little fellas have done all the hard work for you.

Summer Flyer

Summer may be almost over (*sob*) but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep the party going. Tropical prints, clean type and a minimal frame make this summer flyer design feel completely on-trend—it’s the perfect choice for advertising late summer events.

Club Night Flyer

Thought club flyers were tacky? Think again! This nightlife design layers grungy textures and sunset colors for a more atmospheric and glamorous look. Simply swap in your image of choice and you’re good to go.

Food Flyer

Customers won’t want to throw this food flyer straight in the bin. The chalky slab type and spacious layout make it a pleasure to look at. It’s a no-brainer for when you need a food or drink flyer quickly.

Fitness Flyer

Want to motivate people to head to your gym or fitness class? By using bold color, shouty slab type and dramatic monochrome photography that appears to jump out at you from the page, this fitness flyer template won’t fail to get people motivated and through the door.

Festival Flyer

This festival flyer would adapt well to any autumn event. We love the warm colors, bold leaf graphic, and cut-out text effect. It’s certainly pretty enough to be displayed in the home for months to come.

Corporate Flyer

Corporate flyers don’t have to be dull. Livening up your design with tech-inspired graphics and bold color will help to catch the eye, whether you’re advertising an electronics sale or a firm’s services. This cool template avoids the over-crowded effect often suffered by corporate flyers by devoting half of the page to a bold photo.

Trifold Brochure

Trifold brochures may look simple, but they can take some time to set up on the computer. This template does the hard work for you, and makes great use of a strong orange/black color scheme too.

Fun & Colorful Brochure

Need something a bit more… fun? This brochure template uses a rainbow of color and circular graphics to soften the design. It would work really well for almost any informal purpose—advertising kids’ products, a holiday flash sale, or a supermarket promotion. 

Minimal Photography Brochure

Pared-back brochures work amazingly well for fashion and retail brands. Try adapting this black-and-white style for a cool clothing catalogue and watch the sales roll in!

Catalogue Brochure

It may not be the most exciting thing to design, but most retail companies will still produce a print catalogue that customers can order via or can simply view the full product range. This catalogue template is set up as a square 8 by 8 inches bi-fold layout, perfect for picking up and taking away. 

3. If You’re On the Hunt for… Business Stationery

Letterheads and business cards are key to helping a company present itself well, but they’re often overlooked at the initial stages of branding and setting up a business. If you or your client have neglected the business stationery, there’s no need to delay trading—these templates are ready to go and can suit a wide range of industries and brand looks.

Vintage Business Card

This business card template takes the vintage trend and makes it feel contemporary. We love the strong black/cream color combination and ultra-legible text. Great for freelancers and small businesses who want to tap into the retro trend.

Corporate Photographic Business Card

Looking to give a more creative twist to a corporate card? With clever use of geometric diamond-shaped frames, this card template helps you to integrate a photo into the design in a subtle way. With its clean white layout and small-scale logo, this template will make your corporate clients love you.

Black Tech Business Card

If you want to make your business look tech-forward, these matte black cards are a perfect choice. Available with different colored highlights and a range of app-inspired icons, these have a serious, futuristic vibe which will impress any potential customer.

Creative Freelancer Business Card

Go to any creative networking event and it seems more than likely you’ll walk away with fistfuls of intricate, cleverly designed business cards. But whose card do you reach for when you need to find someone for the job quickly? This is where minimal, clear and legible cards come into their own. This minimal card looks stylish and, quite frankly, just does the job. A great all-rounder for any creative freelancer.

Creative Business Card

If you’re on the hunt for a business card that’s completely special, this beautiful template may be just what you’ve been looking for. The gorgeous colors and 3D-style graphics are offset by completely minimal text and icons. A lovely choice for all kinds of creatives and design businesses. 

Minimal Letterhead

Letterheads are an unfortunate necessity of life. Every company needs branded stationery, but it’s not always the most fun thing to design. So skip that part completely and invest in this minimal template. You can you this as a great foundation for corporate stationery—why not embellish with graphics and different logos to create completely unique, fresh styles?

Colorful Corporate Letterhead

Available in a range of colors, this elegant letterhead gives a twist to a classic corporate style.

Modern Branded Stationery Set

A whole stationery set for just $12? Yep, you read that right. Buying a complete stationery set template might be the best-value investment you ever make. This subtle, modern design includes a letterhead, invoice, business card, envelope and more.

Minimal Stationery Set

Can’t wait to get your paws on a complete stationery set but need something a little less corporate? This stylish grey and white design is top of our wishlist.

Striped Stationery Set

Add a bit of go-faster flair to your stationery with this bold red striped design. Great for sporty brands.

Colorful Stationery Set

Your customers will be delighted to receive a letter in the post when it looks this good. A beautiful geometric design helps lift this stationery set into more creative territory, but it would work equally well for corporate firms looking for a modern rebrand. Tweak the colors to make the design feel more unique.

4. If You Really, Really Need… a Menu

Your client’s restaurant is opening tonight and they haven’t even thought about how they’re going to present the food options to customers. There’s no need to break into a sweat—these menu templates come in all shapes and sizes. You’ll be sure to find one to suit, from casual street-food styles to more formal and fancy designs.

Glamorous Menu

The Seventies are enjoying a huge comeback across the design board, and this glamorous menu template picks up on the best style features of the decade. Dark, moody backgrounds and images contrast with sunset colors and stark white text to create a cool, edgy design.

Map Menu

If vintage quirk is more your bag, this menu design has it in buckets. The map background and aged textures are juxtaposed against neon text for a modern take on antique-chic.

Cocktail Menu

The bright, zesty colors and retro-inspired script font have us dreaming of days on the Italian seaside. This stylish menu would work well for any bar, pub or hotel looking to bring a bit of sunny optimism into their menu designs.

Pizzeria Menu

Perfect for modern pizzerias or food trucks, this rustic, hand-drawn menu template has personality and style. 

Elegant Menu

Need something a bit more formal? This elegant menu uses a monochrome palette and serif type to create a pared-back, classic design. Perfect for restaurants looking to score a Michelin star.  

Pop Art Drinks Menu

This drinks menu has a bold, graphic look that would suit urban, modern bar settings. The strong type and pop art graphics help this menu to feel exciting and glamorous.

Coffee Shop Menu

A simple one-page menu that’s perfect for attaching to clipboards. This is a great solution if you or your client are on a restricted budget—these can be printed on a home printer and easily disposed of and replaced when they get dirty.

Juice Bar Menu

We like the hand-drawn style of this soothing juice bar menu. This is also a convenient one-sheet menu which can be printed at home if you’re short on time and/or cash.

Minimal Menu

Step away from unnecessary color with this elegant black-and-white menu template. Simple, stylish cross-hatching and sophisticated frames make this menu look really classy—the perfect pick for hotels or spas.

Burger Menu

This on-trend burger menu could easily be adapted to a variety of cuisines, but we think its rustic good looks would be best suited to brunch or fast food menus. Its columned layout allows you to cram in a ton of menu options too.

Blackboard Menu

Blackboard styles always look great in informal restaurant and cafe settings. This blackboard template allows you to integrate full-color photos into the layout, which make a nice contrast against chalkboard ribbons and frames.

5. If Right Now All You Want Is… a Packaging Template

Packaging templates not only save time but they’re also often the most sensible route to go down, even if you have some time to spare. Designing a 2D template for a printed 3D product can be tricky, and would usually require multiple phases of printing mock-ups to test how the design folds and stands. These templates have gone through that stage, and they’re simply ready for customizing with your own brand names and colors.

Health Food Bag

Easily adaptable to other food products—try cereal, nuts or sweets—this packet design is subtle, wholesome, and will look great on the shelf.

Jar Label

A pair of related designs for a honey jar label. Adjust the text and tweak the colors to adapt the label to almost any jarred or tinned product.

Decorative Box

For the pure ‘wow’ factor, these amazing designs for chocolate packaging are less flexible to adapt, but they sure do look scrumptious. Use them to add detail and interest to chocolate, cocoa, or sugar packaging.

Beer Label

A good solid beer label template will always be useful. This template is simple and adaptable, and the original design taps into the vintage craft beer trend without going overboard.

Wine Label

Looking for a wine label with a more contemporary look? This painterly design comes in a variety of strong colorways and can be adapted for other alcoholic and soft drink products.

Colorful Box

Box templates can be a nightmare to put together in Illustrator or Photoshop. Skip the hassle by downloading this versatile box template. The design is minimal and colorful, and easy to adapt to almost any product you can imagine.

Soap Packaging

This rustic soap box has more petite proportions—ideal for adapting to cosmetics products or smaller items.

Geometric Tin Label

These tin labels are useful to have to hand and fit a standard small tin. The geometric design is attractive but not product-specific, making it extremely versatile.

Food Packaging With Window

This template is great as it stands for pet-food packaging, but with a few design tweaks you can have a completely unique windowed bag. Try adapting the design to other food products which would benefit from being visible from the outside, like cereal, sweets, or biscuits.

Pizza Box

This colorful pizza box has an attractive design, but you can easily adapt the useful shallow box template to other styles or products. This is also a great box shape for packaging clothes items ordered online.

Flexible Packaging

This packet with window has a strong design that can’t be missed… but strip back the graphics and color and you have an incredibly versatile template for any small product, like confectionery or tea.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect time-saving template is like discovering the Holy Grail of print design. You can focus all your energies on customizing the template with your creative design, and not worry about the technical aspects. It’s a fantastic solution for when you need to produce high-standard client work at short notice, or if you simply want to gain more confidence with the design process and skip the fiddly technical setup. 

You can find even more print templates on Envato Market. Make sure to bookmark the page for when you next need a time-saving helping hand!

Post pobrano z: 60+ Time-Saving Print Templates for Adobe InDesign & Photoshop

Have no time? No problem! These ready-to-edit templates are professional and convenient… and great value to boot.

Whether you’re a relative beginner to graphic design or just need to save time, these templates are fantastic for allowing you to get started with the fun stuff more quickly. Scroll down to find our top picks for magazine, flyer, business stationery, menu and packaging templates that are ready for you to edit and print.

Premium Templates From Envato Elements

Subscribe to unlock unlimited assets for one monthly price! Join the many creatives who now use Envato Elements templates and graphics in their projects. Create better work much faster by having access to thousands of phenomenal design assets

Check out a few of the best templates around below!

Lightazine Magazine

Create a compelling magazine with a jaw dropping cover. This phenomenal lightazine template will jump start your magazine dreams. It features 32 pages of creative layouts and automatic page numbering. Add it to your collection!

Company Profile

A company profile allows you to breakdown all the important details of your business. Organize your plans with this brilliant company profile template. This InDesign template comes with 10 colorful pages and helpful bleed lines.

Juniper Flyer

Stunning landscape photography can really make a cover sing. This Juniper flyer shows us just that with its extraordinary imagery and simplistic details. Try it out today!

Square Cookbook

Make your cookbook dreams happen with this square cookbook template. This elegant design features a contemporary typography style with plenty of room for your recipes. You’ll love the simple design and easily editable text layers.

Multipurpose Brochure

Whether you’re just starting a business or creating an annual report, this mutipurpose brochure is packed with design essentials. It’s fully editable, making it easy to customize. It also includes print ready CMYK files.

Naturalis Business Card

This stunning Naturalis business card is multipurpose for different industries. You’ll love the elegant look which features delicate typefaces and clean lines. In this download, you’ll get four different variations to customize your design even further.

Infographic Resume/CV

Make a lasting impression with this infographic resume template. Designed with an inspiring infographic theme, this template highlights your work experience in a creative way. Try it out to experiment with the different sections and elements.

Wordly Magazine

Launch a publication that could inspire millions. This worldy magazine template features a sleek, black and white theme with a mixture of serif and sans serif typefaces. The layout is multipurpose and fully customizable, so you’ll be able to get started with it today!

Photography Portfolio

Take your photography career to new heights with this photography portfolio. Featuring a beautiful and dynamic design, this template will deliver the confidence you need to win any client. A4 and US letter sizes are included for your convenience.

Want more choices? Discover an even wider range of print templates over on Envato Market. 

Need extra help with editing the template? The helpful folks at Envato Studio will be more than happy to help you out!

1. If You’re Looking for… a Magazine Template

Magazines can be time-consuming and fiddly to set up. But there’s no need to worry about masters, page numbers, running headers or structure when you use a template, so it’s great for when you’re short on time. Below you can find our pick of the most creative and contemporary designs to help give you that head start on your publishing project.

Worried that a template won’t look true to your own style? You can find stylish designs that can be easily adapted to your own content by simply switching up colors, fonts, and images. Check out this tutorial on customizing a magazine template to see how simple it can be to make your design feel completely unique:

• 
  Magazine Design
  How to Make a Magazine: From a Creative InDesign Template
  Grace Fussell

Minimal Magazine

Sometimes designs don’t need fuss to shout the loudest. This minimal, stripped-back design is beautiful to look at and is ready to be adapted to almost any kind of magazine content.

Fashion Magazine

If you’re looking for a template that’s suited to high-end fashion, this is a great choice. The clean fonts and subtle frames give the design a contemporary, on-trend look that will help your fashion shots to look more expensive and aspirational. This would also adapt really well to lifestyle and design titles.

Magazine Covers

Everyone needs a great magazine cover template to hand. This will allow you to experiment with the look of different photos, fonts and colors without putting in days of work. Perfect for showcasing cover options in a meeting or simply for switching up design options with ease.

Lifestyle Magazine

If you’re designing a lifestyle or food magazine, you’re going to want to find a template that looks elegant and modern, helping to showcase your photos and articles in their very best light. This template has quirky features, like rounded image frames, which adds a bit of edge, but the pared-back choice of fonts and color palette keep it firmly in sophisticated territory.

Square Magazine

If you’re producing a limited edition magazine or just want something a bit different to the norm, this square magazine template might be just the ticket. Half the size, but with twice the impact, the quirky cubic layout would be fantastic for displaying photos or art or for adapting into a product catalogue. The printing costs will be lower too.

Art Magazine

Feeling arty? You’ve come to the right place—this art magazine template is specifically adapted for cultural publications, with a super-stylish layout and plenty of elegant white space. Print on matte recycled paper for the ultimate art-chic look.

Sports Magazine

Sports and car magazines have a lot of competition on the shelf, so you need to make sure your magazine is going to stand out. This black-and-white design uses slab fonts, neon yellow captions and punchy, in-your-face layouts that won’t fail to attract attention.

Nature & Travel Magazine

Travel magazines need to look zen and adrenalin-pumping in equal measure: no easy feat! This adventurous template manages to strike the perfect balance, keeping the text classic and elegant while allowing images to take center stage within fluid frames.

Corporate Magazine

We’ve all needed to create something corporate at some point, but it can be difficult to design something that looks both creative and professional. This modern template brings a much-needed arty touch to an otherwise traditionally corporate style. Bright pops of color, transparencies, and geometric frames help to create layouts that are stylish and clear. Stick to black-and-white photography to keep the design looking ultra-elegant.

Architecture & Interior Design Magazine

Architecture and interior design titles can demand some of the best magazine designs. After all, they’re showcasing the best of art, buildings, and lifestyle design. It’s a big challenge, but this stylish template will give you a helping hand. Bringing in lots of white space and keeping a thin white border around full-page photos gives the whole design an edgy, futuristic look.

2. If You’re in Desperate Need of… a Flyer Template

So your client needs a brochure or flyer within the day—panic stations, right? Not so if you have a template to hand. You can choose from a range of easily adaptable styles and themes, from corporate events to club nights, and you won’t have to worry about setting up sizing or print-ready color—these helpful little fellas have done all the hard work for you.

Summer Flyer

Summer may be almost over (*sob*) but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep the party going. Tropical prints, clean type and a minimal frame make this summer flyer design feel completely on-trend—it’s the perfect choice for advertising late summer events.

Club Night Flyer

Thought club flyers were tacky? Think again! This nightlife design layers grungy textures and sunset colors for a more atmospheric and glamorous look. Simply swap in your image of choice and you’re good to go.

Food Flyer

Customers won’t want to throw this food flyer straight in the bin. The chalky slab type and spacious layout make it a pleasure to look at. It’s a no-brainer for when you need a food or drink flyer quickly.

Fitness Flyer

Want to motivate people to head to your gym or fitness class? By using bold color, shouty slab type and dramatic monochrome photography that appears to jump out at you from the page, this fitness flyer template won’t fail to get people motivated and through the door.

Festival Flyer

This festival flyer would adapt well to any autumn event. We love the warm colors, bold leaf graphic, and cut-out text effect. It’s certainly pretty enough to be displayed in the home for months to come.

Corporate Flyer

Corporate flyers don’t have to be dull. Livening up your design with tech-inspired graphics and bold color will help to catch the eye, whether you’re advertising an electronics sale or a firm’s services. This cool template avoids the over-crowded effect often suffered by corporate flyers by devoting half of the page to a bold photo.

Trifold Brochure

Trifold brochures may look simple, but they can take some time to set up on the computer. This template does the hard work for you, and makes great use of a strong orange/black color scheme too.

Fun & Colorful Brochure

Need something a bit more… fun? This brochure template uses a rainbow of color and circular graphics to soften the design. It would work really well for almost any informal purpose—advertising kids’ products, a holiday flash sale, or a supermarket promotion. 

Minimal Photography Brochure

Pared-back brochures work amazingly well for fashion and retail brands. Try adapting this black-and-white style for a cool clothing catalogue and watch the sales roll in!

Catalogue Brochure

It may not be the most exciting thing to design, but most retail companies will still produce a print catalogue that customers can order via or can simply view the full product range. This catalogue template is set up as a square 8 by 8 inches bi-fold layout, perfect for picking up and taking away. 

3. If You’re On the Hunt for… Business Stationery

Letterheads and business cards are key to helping a company present itself well, but they’re often overlooked at the initial stages of branding and setting up a business. If you or your client have neglected the business stationery, there’s no need to delay trading—these templates are ready to go and can suit a wide range of industries and brand looks.

Vintage Business Card

This business card template takes the vintage trend and makes it feel contemporary. We love the strong black/cream color combination and ultra-legible text. Great for freelancers and small businesses who want to tap into the retro trend.

Corporate Photographic Business Card

Looking to give a more creative twist to a corporate card? With clever use of geometric diamond-shaped frames, this card template helps you to integrate a photo into the design in a subtle way. With its clean white layout and small-scale logo, this template will make your corporate clients love you.

Black Tech Business Card

If you want to make your business look tech-forward, these matte black cards are a perfect choice. Available with different colored highlights and a range of app-inspired icons, these have a serious, futuristic vibe which will impress any potential customer.

Creative Freelancer Business Card

Go to any creative networking event and it seems more than likely you’ll walk away with fistfuls of intricate, cleverly designed business cards. But whose card do you reach for when you need to find someone for the job quickly? This is where minimal, clear and legible cards come into their own. This minimal card looks stylish and, quite frankly, just does the job. A great all-rounder for any creative freelancer.

Creative Business Card

If you’re on the hunt for a business card that’s completely special, this beautiful template may be just what you’ve been looking for. The gorgeous colors and 3D-style graphics are offset by completely minimal text and icons. A lovely choice for all kinds of creatives and design businesses. 

Minimal Letterhead

Letterheads are an unfortunate necessity of life. Every company needs branded stationery, but it’s not always the most fun thing to design. So skip that part completely and invest in this minimal template. You can you this as a great foundation for corporate stationery—why not embellish with graphics and different logos to create completely unique, fresh styles?

Colorful Corporate Letterhead

Available in a range of colors, this elegant letterhead gives a twist to a classic corporate style.

Modern Branded Stationery Set

A whole stationery set for just $12? Yep, you read that right. Buying a complete stationery set template might be the best-value investment you ever make. This subtle, modern design includes a letterhead, invoice, business card, envelope and more.

Minimal Stationery Set

Can’t wait to get your paws on a complete stationery set but need something a little less corporate? This stylish grey and white design is top of our wishlist.

Striped Stationery Set

Add a bit of go-faster flair to your stationery with this bold red striped design. Great for sporty brands.

Colorful Stationery Set

Your customers will be delighted to receive a letter in the post when it looks this good. A beautiful geometric design helps lift this stationery set into more creative territory, but it would work equally well for corporate firms looking for a modern rebrand. Tweak the colors to make the design feel more unique.

4. If You Really, Really Need… a Menu

Your client’s restaurant is opening tonight and they haven’t even thought about how they’re going to present the food options to customers. There’s no need to break into a sweat—these menu templates come in all shapes and sizes. You’ll be sure to find one to suit, from casual street-food styles to more formal and fancy designs.

Glamorous Menu

The Seventies are enjoying a huge comeback across the design board, and this glamorous menu template picks up on the best style features of the decade. Dark, moody backgrounds and images contrast with sunset colors and stark white text to create a cool, edgy design.

Map Menu

If vintage quirk is more your bag, this menu design has it in buckets. The map background and aged textures are juxtaposed against neon text for a modern take on antique-chic.

Cocktail Menu

The bright, zesty colors and retro-inspired script font have us dreaming of days on the Italian seaside. This stylish menu would work well for any bar, pub or hotel looking to bring a bit of sunny optimism into their menu designs.

Pizzeria Menu

Perfect for modern pizzerias or food trucks, this rustic, hand-drawn menu template has personality and style. 

Elegant Menu

Need something a bit more formal? This elegant menu uses a monochrome palette and serif type to create a pared-back, classic design. Perfect for restaurants looking to score a Michelin star.  

Pop Art Drinks Menu

This drinks menu has a bold, graphic look that would suit urban, modern bar settings. The strong type and pop art graphics help this menu to feel exciting and glamorous.

Coffee Shop Menu

A simple one-page menu that’s perfect for attaching to clipboards. This is a great solution if you or your client are on a restricted budget—these can be printed on a home printer and easily disposed of and replaced when they get dirty.

Juice Bar Menu

We like the hand-drawn style of this soothing juice bar menu. This is also a convenient one-sheet menu which can be printed at home if you’re short on time and/or cash.

Minimal Menu

Step away from unnecessary color with this elegant black-and-white menu template. Simple, stylish cross-hatching and sophisticated frames make this menu look really classy—the perfect pick for hotels or spas.

Burger Menu

This on-trend burger menu could easily be adapted to a variety of cuisines, but we think its rustic good looks would be best suited to brunch or fast food menus. Its columned layout allows you to cram in a ton of menu options too.

Blackboard Menu

Blackboard styles always look great in informal restaurant and cafe settings. This blackboard template allows you to integrate full-color photos into the layout, which make a nice contrast against chalkboard ribbons and frames.

5. If Right Now All You Want Is… a Packaging Template

Packaging templates not only save time but they’re also often the most sensible route to go down, even if you have some time to spare. Designing a 2D template for a printed 3D product can be tricky, and would usually require multiple phases of printing mock-ups to test how the design folds and stands. These templates have gone through that stage, and they’re simply ready for customizing with your own brand names and colors.

Health Food Bag

Easily adaptable to other food products—try cereal, nuts or sweets—this packet design is subtle, wholesome, and will look great on the shelf.

Jar Label

A pair of related designs for a honey jar label. Adjust the text and tweak the colors to adapt the label to almost any jarred or tinned product.

Decorative Box

For the pure ‘wow’ factor, these amazing designs for chocolate packaging are less flexible to adapt, but they sure do look scrumptious. Use them to add detail and interest to chocolate, cocoa, or sugar packaging.

Beer Label

A good solid beer label template will always be useful. This template is simple and adaptable, and the original design taps into the vintage craft beer trend without going overboard.

Wine Label

Looking for a wine label with a more contemporary look? This painterly design comes in a variety of strong colorways and can be adapted for other alcoholic and soft drink products.

Colorful Box

Box templates can be a nightmare to put together in Illustrator or Photoshop. Skip the hassle by downloading this versatile box template. The design is minimal and colorful, and easy to adapt to almost any product you can imagine.

Soap Packaging

This rustic soap box has more petite proportions—ideal for adapting to cosmetics products or smaller items.

Geometric Tin Label

These tin labels are useful to have to hand and fit a standard small tin. The geometric design is attractive but not product-specific, making it extremely versatile.

Food Packaging With Window

This template is great as it stands for pet-food packaging, but with a few design tweaks you can have a completely unique windowed bag. Try adapting the design to other food products which would benefit from being visible from the outside, like cereal, sweets, or biscuits.

Pizza Box

This colorful pizza box has an attractive design, but you can easily adapt the useful shallow box template to other styles or products. This is also a great box shape for packaging clothes items ordered online.

Flexible Packaging

This packet with window has a strong design that can’t be missed… but strip back the graphics and color and you have an incredibly versatile template for any small product, like confectionery or tea.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect time-saving template is like discovering the Holy Grail of print design. You can focus all your energies on customizing the template with your creative design, and not worry about the technical aspects. It’s a fantastic solution for when you need to produce high-standard client work at short notice, or if you simply want to gain more confidence with the design process and skip the fiddly technical setup. 

You can find even more print templates on Envato Market. Make sure to bookmark the page for when you next need a time-saving helping hand!

Post pobrano z: 60+ Time-Saving Print Templates for Adobe InDesign & Photoshop

Have no time? No problem! These ready-to-edit templates are professional and convenient… and great value to boot.

Whether you’re a relative beginner to graphic design or just need to save time, these templates are fantastic for allowing you to get started with the fun stuff more quickly. Scroll down to find our top picks for magazine, flyer, business stationery, menu and packaging templates that are ready for you to edit and print.

Premium Templates From Envato Elements

Subscribe to unlock unlimited assets for one monthly price! Join the many creatives who now use Envato Elements templates and graphics in their projects. Create better work much faster by having access to thousands of phenomenal design assets

Check out a few of the best templates around below!

Lightazine Magazine

Create a compelling magazine with a jaw dropping cover. This phenomenal lightazine template will jump start your magazine dreams. It features 32 pages of creative layouts and automatic page numbering. Add it to your collection!

Company Profile

A company profile allows you to breakdown all the important details of your business. Organize your plans with this brilliant company profile template. This InDesign template comes with 10 colorful pages and helpful bleed lines.

Juniper Flyer

Stunning landscape photography can really make a cover sing. This Juniper flyer shows us just that with its extraordinary imagery and simplistic details. Try it out today!

Square Cookbook

Make your cookbook dreams happen with this square cookbook template. This elegant design features a contemporary typography style with plenty of room for your recipes. You’ll love the simple design and easily editable text layers.

Multipurpose Brochure

Whether you’re just starting a business or creating an annual report, this mutipurpose brochure is packed with design essentials. It’s fully editable, making it easy to customize. It also includes print ready CMYK files.

Naturalis Business Card

This stunning Naturalis business card is multipurpose for different industries. You’ll love the elegant look which features delicate typefaces and clean lines. In this download, you’ll get four different variations to customize your design even further.

Infographic Resume/CV

Make a lasting impression with this infographic resume template. Designed with an inspiring infographic theme, this template highlights your work experience in a creative way. Try it out to experiment with the different sections and elements.

Wordly Magazine

Launch a publication that could inspire millions. This worldy magazine template features a sleek, black and white theme with a mixture of serif and sans serif typefaces. The layout is multipurpose and fully customizable, so you’ll be able to get started with it today!

Photography Portfolio

Take your photography career to new heights with this photography portfolio. Featuring a beautiful and dynamic design, this template will deliver the confidence you need to win any client. A4 and US letter sizes are included for your convenience.

Want more choices? Discover an even wider range of print templates over on Envato Market. 

Need extra help with editing the template? The helpful folks at Envato Studio will be more than happy to help you out!

1. If You’re Looking for… a Magazine Template

Magazines can be time-consuming and fiddly to set up. But there’s no need to worry about masters, page numbers, running headers or structure when you use a template, so it’s great for when you’re short on time. Below you can find our pick of the most creative and contemporary designs to help give you that head start on your publishing project.

Worried that a template won’t look true to your own style? You can find stylish designs that can be easily adapted to your own content by simply switching up colors, fonts, and images. Check out this tutorial on customizing a magazine template to see how simple it can be to make your design feel completely unique:

• 
  Magazine Design
  How to Make a Magazine: From a Creative InDesign Template
  Grace Fussell

Minimal Magazine

Sometimes designs don’t need fuss to shout the loudest. This minimal, stripped-back design is beautiful to look at and is ready to be adapted to almost any kind of magazine content.

Fashion Magazine

If you’re looking for a template that’s suited to high-end fashion, this is a great choice. The clean fonts and subtle frames give the design a contemporary, on-trend look that will help your fashion shots to look more expensive and aspirational. This would also adapt really well to lifestyle and design titles.

Magazine Covers

Everyone needs a great magazine cover template to hand. This will allow you to experiment with the look of different photos, fonts and colors without putting in days of work. Perfect for showcasing cover options in a meeting or simply for switching up design options with ease.

Lifestyle Magazine

If you’re designing a lifestyle or food magazine, you’re going to want to find a template that looks elegant and modern, helping to showcase your photos and articles in their very best light. This template has quirky features, like rounded image frames, which adds a bit of edge, but the pared-back choice of fonts and color palette keep it firmly in sophisticated territory.

Square Magazine

If you’re producing a limited edition magazine or just want something a bit different to the norm, this square magazine template might be just the ticket. Half the size, but with twice the impact, the quirky cubic layout would be fantastic for displaying photos or art or for adapting into a product catalogue. The printing costs will be lower too.

Art Magazine

Feeling arty? You’ve come to the right place—this art magazine template is specifically adapted for cultural publications, with a super-stylish layout and plenty of elegant white space. Print on matte recycled paper for the ultimate art-chic look.

Sports Magazine

Sports and car magazines have a lot of competition on the shelf, so you need to make sure your magazine is going to stand out. This black-and-white design uses slab fonts, neon yellow captions and punchy, in-your-face layouts that won’t fail to attract attention.

Nature & Travel Magazine

Travel magazines need to look zen and adrenalin-pumping in equal measure: no easy feat! This adventurous template manages to strike the perfect balance, keeping the text classic and elegant while allowing images to take center stage within fluid frames.

Corporate Magazine

We’ve all needed to create something corporate at some point, but it can be difficult to design something that looks both creative and professional. This modern template brings a much-needed arty touch to an otherwise traditionally corporate style. Bright pops of color, transparencies, and geometric frames help to create layouts that are stylish and clear. Stick to black-and-white photography to keep the design looking ultra-elegant.

Architecture & Interior Design Magazine

Architecture and interior design titles can demand some of the best magazine designs. After all, they’re showcasing the best of art, buildings, and lifestyle design. It’s a big challenge, but this stylish template will give you a helping hand. Bringing in lots of white space and keeping a thin white border around full-page photos gives the whole design an edgy, futuristic look.

2. If You’re in Desperate Need of… a Flyer Template

So your client needs a brochure or flyer within the day—panic stations, right? Not so if you have a template to hand. You can choose from a range of easily adaptable styles and themes, from corporate events to club nights, and you won’t have to worry about setting up sizing or print-ready color—these helpful little fellas have done all the hard work for you.

Summer Flyer

Summer may be almost over (*sob*) but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep the party going. Tropical prints, clean type and a minimal frame make this summer flyer design feel completely on-trend—it’s the perfect choice for advertising late summer events.

Club Night Flyer

Thought club flyers were tacky? Think again! This nightlife design layers grungy textures and sunset colors for a more atmospheric and glamorous look. Simply swap in your image of choice and you’re good to go.

Food Flyer

Customers won’t want to throw this food flyer straight in the bin. The chalky slab type and spacious layout make it a pleasure to look at. It’s a no-brainer for when you need a food or drink flyer quickly.

Fitness Flyer

Want to motivate people to head to your gym or fitness class? By using bold color, shouty slab type and dramatic monochrome photography that appears to jump out at you from the page, this fitness flyer template won’t fail to get people motivated and through the door.

Festival Flyer

This festival flyer would adapt well to any autumn event. We love the warm colors, bold leaf graphic, and cut-out text effect. It’s certainly pretty enough to be displayed in the home for months to come.

Corporate Flyer

Corporate flyers don’t have to be dull. Livening up your design with tech-inspired graphics and bold color will help to catch the eye, whether you’re advertising an electronics sale or a firm’s services. This cool template avoids the over-crowded effect often suffered by corporate flyers by devoting half of the page to a bold photo.

Trifold Brochure

Trifold brochures may look simple, but they can take some time to set up on the computer. This template does the hard work for you, and makes great use of a strong orange/black color scheme too.

Fun & Colorful Brochure

Need something a bit more… fun? This brochure template uses a rainbow of color and circular graphics to soften the design. It would work really well for almost any informal purpose—advertising kids’ products, a holiday flash sale, or a supermarket promotion. 

Minimal Photography Brochure

Pared-back brochures work amazingly well for fashion and retail brands. Try adapting this black-and-white style for a cool clothing catalogue and watch the sales roll in!

Catalogue Brochure

It may not be the most exciting thing to design, but most retail companies will still produce a print catalogue that customers can order via or can simply view the full product range. This catalogue template is set up as a square 8 by 8 inches bi-fold layout, perfect for picking up and taking away. 

3. If You’re On the Hunt for… Business Stationery

Letterheads and business cards are key to helping a company present itself well, but they’re often overlooked at the initial stages of branding and setting up a business. If you or your client have neglected the business stationery, there’s no need to delay trading—these templates are ready to go and can suit a wide range of industries and brand looks.

Vintage Business Card

This business card template takes the vintage trend and makes it feel contemporary. We love the strong black/cream color combination and ultra-legible text. Great for freelancers and small businesses who want to tap into the retro trend.

Corporate Photographic Business Card

Looking to give a more creative twist to a corporate card? With clever use of geometric diamond-shaped frames, this card template helps you to integrate a photo into the design in a subtle way. With its clean white layout and small-scale logo, this template will make your corporate clients love you.

Black Tech Business Card

If you want to make your business look tech-forward, these matte black cards are a perfect choice. Available with different colored highlights and a range of app-inspired icons, these have a serious, futuristic vibe which will impress any potential customer.

Creative Freelancer Business Card

Go to any creative networking event and it seems more than likely you’ll walk away with fistfuls of intricate, cleverly designed business cards. But whose card do you reach for when you need to find someone for the job quickly? This is where minimal, clear and legible cards come into their own. This minimal card looks stylish and, quite frankly, just does the job. A great all-rounder for any creative freelancer.

Creative Business Card

If you’re on the hunt for a business card that’s completely special, this beautiful template may be just what you’ve been looking for. The gorgeous colors and 3D-style graphics are offset by completely minimal text and icons. A lovely choice for all kinds of creatives and design businesses. 

Minimal Letterhead

Letterheads are an unfortunate necessity of life. Every company needs branded stationery, but it’s not always the most fun thing to design. So skip that part completely and invest in this minimal template. You can you this as a great foundation for corporate stationery—why not embellish with graphics and different logos to create completely unique, fresh styles?

Colorful Corporate Letterhead

Available in a range of colors, this elegant letterhead gives a twist to a classic corporate style.

Modern Branded Stationery Set

A whole stationery set for just $12? Yep, you read that right. Buying a complete stationery set template might be the best-value investment you ever make. This subtle, modern design includes a letterhead, invoice, business card, envelope and more.

Minimal Stationery Set

Can’t wait to get your paws on a complete stationery set but need something a little less corporate? This stylish grey and white design is top of our wishlist.

Striped Stationery Set

Add a bit of go-faster flair to your stationery with this bold red striped design. Great for sporty brands.

Colorful Stationery Set

Your customers will be delighted to receive a letter in the post when it looks this good. A beautiful geometric design helps lift this stationery set into more creative territory, but it would work equally well for corporate firms looking for a modern rebrand. Tweak the colors to make the design feel more unique.

4. If You Really, Really Need… a Menu

Your client’s restaurant is opening tonight and they haven’t even thought about how they’re going to present the food options to customers. There’s no need to break into a sweat—these menu templates come in all shapes and sizes. You’ll be sure to find one to suit, from casual street-food styles to more formal and fancy designs.

Glamorous Menu

The Seventies are enjoying a huge comeback across the design board, and this glamorous menu template picks up on the best style features of the decade. Dark, moody backgrounds and images contrast with sunset colors and stark white text to create a cool, edgy design.

Map Menu

If vintage quirk is more your bag, this menu design has it in buckets. The map background and aged textures are juxtaposed against neon text for a modern take on antique-chic.

Cocktail Menu

The bright, zesty colors and retro-inspired script font have us dreaming of days on the Italian seaside. This stylish menu would work well for any bar, pub or hotel looking to bring a bit of sunny optimism into their menu designs.

Pizzeria Menu

Perfect for modern pizzerias or food trucks, this rustic, hand-drawn menu template has personality and style. 

Elegant Menu

Need something a bit more formal? This elegant menu uses a monochrome palette and serif type to create a pared-back, classic design. Perfect for restaurants looking to score a Michelin star.  

Pop Art Drinks Menu

This drinks menu has a bold, graphic look that would suit urban, modern bar settings. The strong type and pop art graphics help this menu to feel exciting and glamorous.

Coffee Shop Menu

A simple one-page menu that’s perfect for attaching to clipboards. This is a great solution if you or your client are on a restricted budget—these can be printed on a home printer and easily disposed of and replaced when they get dirty.

Juice Bar Menu

We like the hand-drawn style of this soothing juice bar menu. This is also a convenient one-sheet menu which can be printed at home if you’re short on time and/or cash.

Minimal Menu

Step away from unnecessary color with this elegant black-and-white menu template. Simple, stylish cross-hatching and sophisticated frames make this menu look really classy—the perfect pick for hotels or spas.

Burger Menu

This on-trend burger menu could easily be adapted to a variety of cuisines, but we think its rustic good looks would be best suited to brunch or fast food menus. Its columned layout allows you to cram in a ton of menu options too.

Blackboard Menu

Blackboard styles always look great in informal restaurant and cafe settings. This blackboard template allows you to integrate full-color photos into the layout, which make a nice contrast against chalkboard ribbons and frames.

5. If Right Now All You Want Is… a Packaging Template

Packaging templates not only save time but they’re also often the most sensible route to go down, even if you have some time to spare. Designing a 2D template for a printed 3D product can be tricky, and would usually require multiple phases of printing mock-ups to test how the design folds and stands. These templates have gone through that stage, and they’re simply ready for customizing with your own brand names and colors.

Health Food Bag

Easily adaptable to other food products—try cereal, nuts or sweets—this packet design is subtle, wholesome, and will look great on the shelf.

Jar Label

A pair of related designs for a honey jar label. Adjust the text and tweak the colors to adapt the label to almost any jarred or tinned product.

Decorative Box

For the pure ‘wow’ factor, these amazing designs for chocolate packaging are less flexible to adapt, but they sure do look scrumptious. Use them to add detail and interest to chocolate, cocoa, or sugar packaging.

Beer Label

A good solid beer label template will always be useful. This template is simple and adaptable, and the original design taps into the vintage craft beer trend without going overboard.

Wine Label

Looking for a wine label with a more contemporary look? This painterly design comes in a variety of strong colorways and can be adapted for other alcoholic and soft drink products.

Colorful Box

Box templates can be a nightmare to put together in Illustrator or Photoshop. Skip the hassle by downloading this versatile box template. The design is minimal and colorful, and easy to adapt to almost any product you can imagine.

Soap Packaging

This rustic soap box has more petite proportions—ideal for adapting to cosmetics products or smaller items.

Geometric Tin Label

These tin labels are useful to have to hand and fit a standard small tin. The geometric design is attractive but not product-specific, making it extremely versatile.

Food Packaging With Window

This template is great as it stands for pet-food packaging, but with a few design tweaks you can have a completely unique windowed bag. Try adapting the design to other food products which would benefit from being visible from the outside, like cereal, sweets, or biscuits.

Pizza Box

This colorful pizza box has an attractive design, but you can easily adapt the useful shallow box template to other styles or products. This is also a great box shape for packaging clothes items ordered online.

Flexible Packaging

This packet with window has a strong design that can’t be missed… but strip back the graphics and color and you have an incredibly versatile template for any small product, like confectionery or tea.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect time-saving template is like discovering the Holy Grail of print design. You can focus all your energies on customizing the template with your creative design, and not worry about the technical aspects. It’s a fantastic solution for when you need to produce high-standard client work at short notice, or if you simply want to gain more confidence with the design process and skip the fiddly technical setup. 

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