#6 3/4 Remittance Envelope Template

Click the respective link below for the graphic application you are using and start designing.

Please Read First: When using Photoshop, InDesign, or Illustrator, the uploaded file renders perfectly to size. In any other graphic application, please set the page size to 13 3/4" x 8" and scale the file to this size. Upload PDF, PNG, or JPEG if not using Adobe applications.

The template is meant to be added in the background of your graphic application and can stay on when ordering.

Please convert into PDF or high resolution JPG. Convert all text into outlines as well.

When your layout is converted and ready, please upload on our ordering page.

If you have additional questions please contact me directly.

InDesign Users - Click Here to Download an InDesign Template
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After your first order, your layout design will be saved in your account for easy re-ordering.

Where do I upload my designed remittance envelope when it's complete?

Once you have designed your remittance envelope on our template, go to our ordering page and follow the directions on the screen. Select quantity and color options after you upload your template and add your remittance envelope to the cart, it's as easy as that!

We are having trouble with our remittance envelope design, can you help?

We sure can! Use our design service, select your favorite template, upload your logo, and we'll do the rest, or contact us for assistance.

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