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Statistics sheet
One headline figure, then the numbers that back it up, ranked.
Best for · Survey results, annual figures, a single striking number
How this one worksTemplatesEight templates that
Eight templates that
cover almost everything.
Not four hundred variations of the same layout. Eight structures, each matched to a thing content does — and each one a real starting point rather than a picture of one.
Open the template galleryTimeline
A dated sequence on a drawn spine, four to eight entries.
Best for · Company histories, roadmaps, chronologies
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Process
Numbered steps in the order they happen, one action each.
Best for · How it works, onboarding, methods
How this one works Comparison
Two or three options judged on the same rows, legend above.
Best for · Us versus them, plan A versus plan B, before and after
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Report one-pager
Finding, headline figure, three supports, a chart and a next step.
Best for · Monthly, quarterly and board reporting
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Numbered list
Top tens, checklists and takeaways, ranked and numbered.
Best for · Listicles, tips, key points from a longer piece
How this one works Breakdown
A whole split into two to five parts, labelled with their share.
Best for · Budgets, market share, where the time goes
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Social post
One point, large type, sized for a feed and safe from the crop.
Best for · Instagram, LinkedIn, X and carousels
How this one works
Using a template well
Four rules, and one of them is the only one that matters
Templates fail for one reason: somebody picked the one they liked the look of rather than the one their content was shaped like.
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Pick by what your content is doing
Not by which one looks nicest. A timeline template filled with things that are not events produces a confusing sheet in a nice typeface.
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Replace the content, not the structure
The structure is the part that was designed. If your content will not fit it, you have picked the wrong template rather than found a bad one.
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Change the palette once
Set your colours as a brand kit and every template you use afterwards arrives already wearing them.
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Cut to fit
A template with five slots and seven facts is a signal, not an obstacle. Two of the facts belong on another sheet.
Template questions
Are these templates really free?
Yes — every template is available on the free plan, along with every shape and chart type. Paid plans change how many pieces you can make and add brand kits, best-quality downloads and removal of the badge.
Can I edit a template after choosing it?
Yes. Templates are starting points, not locked layouts: change any text, figure or colour, ask for a different chart, or drop a section entirely.
Do I have to use a template at all?
No. You can paste your content and let the structure be chosen from what you wrote — templates exist for when you already know the shape you want.
Can I save my own template?
Save your colours, typeface and logo as a brand kit and every new piece starts from them. Any piece you have made can also be used again as a starting point.
What can I export?
PNG, SVG and PDF, or a share link that opens on any screen without an account.