Stationery Template in PSD

Produce stationery for your office or personal use by downloading our premium Stationery Templates in Adobe Photoshop. These files are ready-made and expertly designed to help you create functional and unique stationaries that are perfect for your professional brand. The templates are available for download on both computer and mobile devices so you can easily edit them anytime anywhere. Perfect for business cards, letterheads, envelopes, memo pads, mailing envelopes, catalog and booklet envelopes, invitations, note cards, and more. They make use of royalty-free images, fonts, and graphics that are customizable to better suit user preferences. Don’t pass up this amazing opportunity and experience convenience now with this versatile template!

What Is a Stationery?

Stationery refers to commercially manufactured materials used to be written on by hand or by computers printers. These can be things such as office stationery, cards such as ID cards or business cards, and envelopes. Business stationery consists of items such as invoices and receipts. It can be used to brand your corporate identity.

How to Make a Stationery Template in Adobe Photoshop?

Many businesses and schools make greate use of stationery in their everyday routine. From papers to envelopes and other office supplies used to create documents, stationery is vital in the productivity and progress within these settings. This article will guide you in creating your own templates using the Adobe Photoshop program. If you don't have it yet then it's best that you purchase the program.

1. Adobe Photoshop

Whether you're making a card, flyer, or brochure, Adobe Photoshop is one of the most common programs that have the necessary tools for you to use with its user-friendly interface. You can easily purchase it online. The program is also easy to use and you should be able to familiarize its tools and functions in no time.

2. Select Your Format

Stationeries come in many forms. It can come as a card, either identification card, business card, or greeting card to name a few, a letterhead, envelope, or fax covers. You have to first determine which of these you will be making before you proceed to the next step.

3. Traditional Rough Draft

When you've decided on what you will be making, it is essential to create a series of rough drafts. The purpose of the rough draft is to help you come up with your layout. Make around three to five drafts just to be sure that you have several options. You can use the traditional method of pen and paper to make your drafts. Remember to take note of where you place certain elements When you finish, scan your sketch and open the image in Photoshop to recreate it digitally.

4. Digital Rough Draft

Another option in creating your rough draft is using Adobe Photoshop. This is more convenient as you can easily get to work once you finish your draft. You have two options in making your digital draft. You can either open multiple tabs to create different drafts or you can use a single tab and add several layers. The layers automatically lock when you go to another. Just click on the eye icon to hide it from your view so you can focus on that single draft.

5. Creating the Template

Once you've decided on your layout, you can proceed to design your chosen template. So that your customers can recognize that your product is your own, add your company logo. Design according to your draft and use your company colors. You can use vector illustrations to your cards to make it visually pleasing to look at. Fill in the content based on your draft as well and use formal fonts. If you're not satisfied with your choice of font, you can always search here for more.