What the studio actually publishes, and how the packs get used

Every pack leaves the studio as a layered source file: named layers, editable grids, a swatch library tied to your palette, and export presets for A4, A5 and US Letter. Pitch decks, invoice and quote sheets, social carousels, event flyers, CV layouts and label sheets all follow the same working logic, so a small team can rebrand a layout the afternoon before a client meeting instead of rebuilding master pages from scratch.

What each pack actually gives you to work with

Every pack is a layered source file, not a flattened export. That means editable grids, named layers, a swatch library tied to the studio palette, and export presets already set for A4, A5 and US Letter. A two-person studio in Pretoria can drop in their own typefaces and colours before a client meeting without rebuilding a single master page.

Alongside the files you get a plain-language usage note, a font substitution list covering common swaps, and a short walkthrough video. Nothing is buried in a readme you have to decode at midnight.

See a pack rebuilt for a client Ask about a specific format

Pitch deck systems

Master slides for cover, agenda, team, case study, pricing and closing. Text frames stay named, so swapping typefaces does not break the grid.

Billing documents

Quote sheets, tax-ready invoices and short receipts sharing one layout. Line items and totals are separate layers, so adding rows stays aligned.

Social and event layouts

1:1 carousels, 4:5 portrait posts and A5 flyers built on the same grid, with screen-ready PNG and print-ready PDF presets.

CV and label sheets

Resume layouts and product label sheets with editable measurement guides, useful when a print run needs consistent trim across a batch.

Long-form documents

Report and proposal templates with paragraph styles, running headers and a contents structure that survives heavy editing.

Swatch libraries

Shared colour sets across every artboard, so a rebrand for a church media team or a side-project launch carries through the whole set.

From brief to print-ready pack

Every pack follows the same route. It keeps the handover predictable whether you are rebranding a deck for a client meeting or setting up invoice sheets for a two-person studio.

01
Pick the pack

Browse the catalogue by format: pitch decks, invoice and quote sheets, social carousels, event flyers, CV layouts, label sheets or long-form documents. Each listing states the file types, page count and export sizes.
02
Download the source

You get layered source files with named layers, editable grids and a shared swatch library. The usage note and font substitution list sit in the same folder, so nothing is buried in a separate readme.
03
Rebrand on your grid

Swap typefaces, drop in your palette and adjust the master pages. The walkthrough video covers the common moves: replacing a font, recolouring a swatch and keeping alignment when you add or remove rows.
04
Export and hand over

Use the built-in presets for A4, A5 and US Letter, or the screen-optimised PDF for email delivery. Print-safe CMYK variants are included for client handouts and flyer runs.

Want to see the route in practice? Read the Client Onboarding Portal write-up, or get in touch if you need a pack adapted for a specific format.

Questions that come up before a pack lands on your desk

Short answers about file formats, fonts, print presets and how the packs behave once you start editing them. If something is still unclear, the help page covers the rest.

Read the help notes / Write to the studio

What exactly is inside a template pack? +

Each pack ships as layered source files with named layers, an editable grid, a swatch library and export presets for A4, A5 and US Letter. You also get a plain-language usage note, a font substitution list and a short walkthrough video.

Do I need the exact fonts used in the previews? +

No. Every pack includes a substitution list that maps the preview typefaces to common alternatives such as Inter, Space Grotesk and system fallbacks. Swapping a font rarely breaks the grid, but check line lengths on headline layers after the change.

Can a two-person studio rebrand a deck quickly? +

Yes. Because master pages, text frames and colour swatches are separate layers, you can swap palette and type without rebuilding layouts. Most teams finish a client-ready deck in an afternoon rather than a full day.

Are the files ready for print runs? +

The packs include print-ready export presets for A4, A5 and US Letter, plus a CMYK-safe variant for client handouts. For flyers and label sheets, confirm bleed and trim marks with your printer before sending the file.

Can I use the layouts for client work? +

The usage note inside each pack explains what is allowed for freelance and studio projects, including church media teams and side-project founders. It is written in plain language rather than legal phrasing, so you can read it once and move on.

How often do new packs appear? +

The catalogue grows in small batches from the Johannesburg studio, usually grouped by format: pitch decks, billing sheets, social carousels, event flyers, CV layouts and label sheets. A free sample sheet is available if you want to test the grid before committing.