start from
something that
already works.
templates for people who would rather spend the evening on the idea than on the margins. open a department, read what the file actually contains, and take it from there.
open it.
change the words.
publish it.
that is the whole process. every file is built to be taken apart — named layers, commented code, scenes that are built and not baked — because a template you cannot edit is just a picture of one.
what are you making?
the same question you would ask yourself first. pick it, and the shelf below fills with the files that go together — across departments, not inside one.
nothing on the shelf fits a portfolio yet.
edits
three sets we put together ourselves, because the files in them were made to sit next to each other.
no edit has been put together yet.
what a product page tells you
before you pay, not after. here is one, in full.
no file is published yet, so there is no product page to show.
everything on the shelf
the whole catalogue in one board. not a selection of it.
the shelf is empty for now. files appear here as soon as they are published.
what you are actually buying
four things worth knowing before you start.
the editable file
you get the source — the layered document, the markup, the scene — not a flattened export. if you cannot open it and change it, it is not a template.
written, not implied
every product page states the application, the format, the size or the page count, and what is inside the zip. if something is not included, it says so there.
one licence
one licence and one price, for personal and non-commercial use. nothing is held back for a more expensive tier, because there is no more expensive tier.
updates stay yours
if we improve a file, the newer version replaces the old one on the order you already made. you download it again from your account.