I’m releasing them into the public domain, so use them however you want! You can even re-distribute them if you’d like. The templates are free to download and use however you’d like, without any need for attribution. Other templates, like the Twitch banner for example, are more self-explanatory because it’s just a document set to a specific width and height. It has links to some articles that I’ve written in the past where I explain how some of these templates work in more detail. If you’re unsure of how this works then I would recommend checking out the PDF document in the zip folder. As you may already know, business card sizes differ by country, so I created a master file with every size included. It has separate layers with boundaries that represent the bleed cutoff line.Īnother example would be the business cards template. One thing I’d like to point out is that some of these templates may be a little confusing when you first open them. Navigate to C: > Program Files > Inkscape > Share > Inkscape > Templates. This method also works for Inkscape version 1.0 if you don’t feel like opening each document one-by-one and saving it, although the pathway is slightly different. And the next time you launch Inkscape you will be able to create a new document based one of those templates.
If you’re using an earlier version of Inkscape that doesn’t yet have the Save Template feature, you can simply navigate to C: > Program Files > Inkscape > Share > Templates, and copy and paste all of the files into that folder. This is assuming you’re using Inkscape version 1.0 or later. Like I mentioned earlier, all you have to do is open one of these files with Inkscape, then go to File > Save Template. The templates can be downloaded here: inkscape-templates.zip
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