Choosing the right newsletter design isn't easy. There's a seemingly infinite number of designs out there, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. (And in many cases, more weaknesses than strengths.) Finding the right colors, shapes, text formats and image placements can take up a huge amount of time.
But with these professionally designed newsletter templates, all you need to worry about is customizing. The designs are already in place, suggested color palettes chosen, and even some images added (though adding your own is recommended).
In the end, you'll have a fantastic-looking newsletter in less time than it will take to find a template from Microsoft Word or Publisher. Your readers will thank you.
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Download and use our professional 1 Page Newsletter newsletter templates to take the guesswork out of the layout and to focus on reporting the news on 1 Page Newsletter theme. To do that, your newsletter format should be simple and easy to read, yet attention-grabbing. How to Create a Newsletter Design in 7 Steps. When it comes to email newsletter design and layout, there are some best practices to follow. Let’s look at the process, step by step. Getting Started: Newsletter Size and Dimensions.
This classroom newsletter template stands out from the rest with muted colors, an inspiring header image, and lots of room to share your message. Whether you're simply giving updates on what's happening or sharing important news about conferences, exams or standardized testing, your message will come across loud and clear.
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The time of boring business newsletters is over. Modern companies need to grab readers' attention with bold colors, interesting shapes and arresting images. This financial business newsletter design has all of those ingredients in spades. The newspaper-style columns let you share different stories or ideas, and the header is great for recurring newsletters with featured authors.
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Company newsletters are often bright and airy or monochromatic and, well... boring. But this template finds a balance with bold red accents, striking blocks of black, and plenty of whitespace to make reading easy. Add images to spice things up a bit, and you have yourself a professional—but unique—newsletter template.
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Employee newsletters have a reputation for being rather boring—and that starts with the template. Don't settle for bland colors and cheesy iconography! This template is full of bright colors that immediately set a positive tone for your newsletter. Whether you're in a tropical climate or a temperate one, your employees' days will be brightened by it.
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There's something dynamic about angles in bold colors—and this newsletter template takes full advantage. A combination of bright and calm tones adds even more energy to the template. If your company is pushing forward, the vitality in this template will fit it perfectly. Plenty of room for images and multiple text sections make it as useful as it is engaging.
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Digital newsletter designs don't have the same requirements as print ones—they can be more image-based, use different colors, even include scrolling effects. This template allows for a wide variety of designs, all of which capitalize on ample space for powerful images. Combined with clear text and the ability to add your own images and videos, you can share any information you want in a clear, visually appealing package.
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Real estate is all about pictures, and this newsletter template captures that feeling perfectly. The iconic rectangular format gives you tons of room to show off your best properties, and choosing a scrollable digital format allows for all the text you need to describe it. Optional blocks of color help your newsletter stand out from the rest, too.
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There are tons of Christmas newsletter designs out there, but most of them look the same: full of too many snowflakes, baubles and presents. They're distracting and, frankly, a bit tacky. This Christmas newsletter keeps things simple with seasonal colors, clean layouts, and just a few ornaments.
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This template is all about creating the right feel with a big, powerful image. Whether you use one of our images or upload your own, you'll be setting the tone for your entire newsletter. It could be inspirational, topical, or just an image that speaks to you. And because this digital template has room for scrolling text, you can include as much information as you want. That makes it one of the most flexible and versatile templates out there.
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Business newsletters are so often really boring, but with big attention-grabbing text, this template will help you grab your readers' attention. It's not all flash, though—there's plenty of room for the headlines and text you need to share important information with customers, colleagues, shareholders, and anyone else interested in your business.
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It's easy to get carried away with images, photos, links, and other distracting things when you're building an e-newsletter. It's important to remember that your main goal is to share information in an easy-to-read manner. The clear fonts and white background of this template let you do that without over-complicating things. Sometimes simple really is better.
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Flowers are perfect for school newsletters: they imply growth, potential, purpose, and they lend a positive, happy feeling to everything. Just add your school's logo, the content of your newsletter and a few custom images, and you have a newsletter that parents will want to read.
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We know that not every company wants lots of bright colors in their newsletter template. But that doesn't mean it has to be boring. This template uses a cool, muted palette to maintain a professional look. The professional design, room for images, and well-laid out pages ensure that your newsletter shares information effectively while maintaining the tone you're looking for.
A newsletter is an important point of contact. Whether you're designing one for a school, a business, another type of organization, or just for your family and friends, you want it to reflect your message. These designs give you a wide variety of looks to do just that.
So, what are you waiting for? Find a template that fits the feeling you're going for, customize it in a few minutes with your own photos and colors, and get your message out there in style.
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