Where to Find Great InDesign Templates, Part 1
Templates Formerly Inside InDesign (Now Available Outside InDesign)
If you’ve been an InDesign user for a while you may be aware that InDesign itself used to ship with a selection of templates commissioned by Adobe from leading layout designers (see Figure 3). InDesign CS4 was the last version to include those templates, but InDesignSecrets.com later negotiated a license to distribute them. They’re all in CS4-format, but, of course, they can be opened easily in CS5, CS6, and CC.
Figure 3: Some of the CS4 templates available again.
The collection includes more than 75 templates for the following purposes:
• Books
• Photobooks
• Recipe books
• Catalogs
• Manuals
• Menus
• Magazines
• Newspapers
• Newsletters
• Bi- and tri-fold brochures
• Flyers
• Media kits
• Presentations
• Storyboards
• Labels of various sizes and types
• Business identity sets (letterhead, envelopes, fax cover sheets, business cards, and so on)
• CD and DVD labels and cases
• DataMerge-ready labels, brochures, and flyers
• Forms for expense reports, invoices, quotes, statements, and price lists
• Resumes
You can download the templates individually here. They’re all free to use, whether for personal or commercial purposes.
This article was last modified on December 13, 2022
This article was first published on November 4, 2013
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