Retro and vintage templates
Retro design borrows from another decade: badges and sunbursts, postcards and airmail stripes, old computer windows, chunky slab and script type, warm faded tones. These vintage-style templates cover logos, stickers, posts, flyers and invitations. Each one opens in Design Studio with every layer editable: retype the words, swap in your own photos, or ask the AI designer to restyle it.
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Minimalist templates
Few elements and plenty of space
Modern templates
Clean shapes and sans-serif type
Bold and colorful templates
Big type, bright and high-contrast
Cute and playful templates
Fun, cute or colourful
Elegant templates
Serif or script type, classic and formal
Collage and scrapbook templates
Cut-outs, scrapbook pages, tape and doodles
Illustrated templates
Hand-painted or drawn art
Photo templates
A photograph leads the design
Professional templates
Business-like: for work, clients and reports
Dark templates
A dark background
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All templates →How to use a template
- Choose "Use this template". It opens in Design Studio as your own copy.
- Click any text to select it, then click again to type.
- Click a photo, then Replace to use your own picture.
- Download as PNG or JPG, or ask the AI designer to change colours, wording or style.
Free on every plan. You can use, edit and publish what you make from a template, for personal or commercial work. The templates themselves may not be resold or shared as templates.
Questions
- What is the difference between retro and vintage design?
- Vintage is made to look like something really old: a faded postcard, a hand-set badge. Retro borrows the look of a past decade on purpose, often with a wink: a 70s sunburst, a 90s computer window. Both use warm, faded colour and the type of their time.
- What are retro templates good for?
- Logos and badges for cafés, breweries and makers, stickers, market and music flyers, travel posts, and any brand that wants to feel hand-made and familiar.
- What sizes are the retro templates?
- They come in 9 sizes. The most common are a 4:5 Instagram post (1080×1350 px); a 5 inch sticker (1500×1500 px); a US Letter page (2550×3300 px); a 5×7 inch card (1500×2100 px); a square logo (1000×1000 px); a Facebook event cover (1920×1005 px). Every template is made at its real size, so nothing has to be resized before it is posted or printed.
- Can I print the retro templates?
- Yes. The designs made for paper are sized at 300 dpi: a 5×7 inch card is 1500×2100 px and a US Letter page is 2550×3300 px. Download the design as a PNG or JPG and print it at home or send it to a print shop.
- Are the templates free?
- Yes. Every template is free on every plan, including the free one. Editing text, moving things and replacing photos with your own cost nothing; AI image generation and AI edits use credits.
- Can I use designs made from a template commercially?
- Yes. You can use, edit and publish designs you make from a template, for personal or commercial work such as social posts, ads, menus and flyers. The templates themselves may not be resold or shared as templates.
- Can AI customize a template for me?
- Yes. Choose "Edit with AI" and tell the AI designer what to change, for example the name, the colours or the photo. Chatting with it is free; images it makes use credits.