Ten categories, ten different layouts
Professional and Corporate use formal, centred and two-column arrangements suited to consultancies and firms. Modern and Creative lead with a bold colour header. Minimal strips decoration back to typography and rule lines. Luxury frames the page in a fine double border. Retail uses a narrow, compact receipt layout. E-commerce and Service Business place details in a side column beside the item table. Freelancer keeps things clean and personable.
Because the underlying structure differs between categories — not just the palette — switching category genuinely changes how your document reads.
Every template is customisable
Once you pick a template you can change the primary and accent colours, switch between serif and sans-serif type, adjust font and logo size, show or hide the discount and tax columns, and swap the paper size. Any template works with any of the five document types.
Choosing one
Match the document to the transaction. A law firm or accountancy sending a five-figure invoice is better served by Corporate or Professional than by a bright gradient header. A design studio can afford to be more distinctive. If you are unsure, Minimal is difficult to get wrong in any industry.