If you want to appeal to a wider audience, putting together a brochure can really help. And what better way to create a brochure than by using free brochure templates for Adobe InDesign?
These templates make it so easy to promote your business, services, or products — or even just spread valuable information — without having to go through the hassle of creating a template or brochure from scratch.
The ease-of-use factor, plus the convenience of just having to fill in blank fields, is what really pushes these InDesign templates over the top.
So go ahead and check out this collection of free brochure templates for Adobe InDesign. You’re certain to find something that suits your company or project.
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The Bi-Fold Corporate InDesign template is an excellent choice for those looking for fast results with minimal edits required. It’s built professionally with a fully-layered design and it can be used for multiple purposes. And since it’s easy to add custom text and images, you can export this template to a high-quality PDF in a matter of minutes.
With an easy-to-customize layout and eye-catching sample imagery, the Interior Design Brochure Template provides all the standard features you’d expect from a professional brochure: 30mm bleed, A4 & US Letter sizes, and free font and icon font support while maintaining a modern edge. Drag and drop photos to 12 custom pages.
If you’re looking to keep your brochure’s design clean and simple, the Soft and Clean Square InDesign Brochure Template ought to do the trick. Add a custom logo and text to 8-full color pages. The perfect choice for corporate brochures that need to stand out from the rest.
The Stylish Fashion Lookbook Brochure Template has a delicate air of sophistication without being overstated. This template is deal for fashion spreads thanks to a generous 14-page design, well-organized layers, and 1-click color changes. It’s print-ready and immediately elevates your content.
Your nursery, preschool, after school activity, or playgroup will thrive with this brochure template. Though designed with marketed to parents in mind, this brochure template is a colorful trifold that could be used for a brochure in any industry that requires a striking design and pops of color.
Promote a bed and breakfast, a hotel, or a weekend getaway with this Tri-Fold Hotel InDesign Brochure Template. This template is easy to customize. Just drag-and-drop in your photos, add your text, swap out colors, and you’ll be good to go. It also comes with the Cardo-Regular font, and has been adapted for use in massage and salon service industries as well.
This elegant and modern bifold brochure is perfect for any corporate setting, which covers a wide range of businesses. It’s also recommended for publishing and annual reports. Even company profiles can make use of this template. It has just two page designs but sometimes that’s all you need to get the job done. Sometimes, simple is better, and this brochure template does simple well.
What a cool design this template offers! The Futuristic Event Posters Set for InDesign can be adapted for brochures easily and is easy-to-edit and customize with your own text and images on the fly. It sports an A3, tabloid layout, is fully print-ready, and can make any event or announcement more than stand out.
If you have a specific product you want to promote and catch attention for, this InDesign Product Brochure Template will do the job and then some. This free offering offers a four-page layout with three content pages and front and rear designs. It’s simple, yet bold, allowing for full-page photography and/or pull quotes.
What a lovely template this is! The Blue Business Brochure Layout template is subdued and cool, yet absolutely ready to showcase your latest endeavor, promotion, or work. It’s easy to rearrange things as you see fit to accommodate your images and text. And it comes with 12 unique pages, so you’re certain to find a configuration that works for you.
This template is stylish and free-flowing, perfect for naturally-inclined businesses, restaurants, spas, and more. This is perfect for highlight menus or menus of services in a succinct way that gets your point across without overwhelming readers. Think brochures you get for local restaurants on your screen door — only better.
For corporate or industry-based businesses (like coal, oil, or electrical companies) this brochure template will fit the bill. Its simple trifold layout makes it easy to present info about your business in a succinct way, but still offers enough details to engage. Everything is fully customizable and it’s print-ready.
Promote your travel agency, booking agency, or time-share with this travel-inspired trifold brochure template. It can be used for any industry, really, and offers appealing vector images as a part of the deal. This free template can be customized easily and is ready-to-print as soon as you’re done designing.
When the festive time is upon us, sometimes it’s nice to embrace it whole-heartedly in your business promotions. This Retro Christmas Brochure Template is great for promoting flash sales, or for simply adding a retro holiday touch to any company’s products, services, or other offerings. This brochure template is print-ready and can be modified to suit any business.
So you see? There are plenty of brochure template options here to help you put together a stunning brochure no matter the industry you’re in. This collection of freebies are so good you can professionally present your company with ease. Which is just pretty great, if you ask us.
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George Floyd. Breonna Taylor. Ahmaud Arbery. So many others. Their murders are tragic, and racism toward Black people is as pervasive as it is horrible. We must do everything we can to eradicate it.
I have been silent these past couple of weeks, listening and reading and watching and learning, but I am inclined to agree with the sentiment expressed so eloquently by Desmond Tutu:
If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor. If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse, and you say that you are neutral, the mouse will not appreciate your neutrality.
Remaining silent makes room for other voices, but it also supports the status quo. Each of us has a voice, and that voice can be more powerful to our own circles of influence — however small — than the voices of others, even if theirs are more eloquent, more refined, and more important.
Here are my thoughts.
Violence
It’s important to understand why people are angry. This Twitter thread provides some insight into the injustices that Black people face in America. This Twitter thread simply asks, “how old were you when a cop first pulled a gun on you?”
If you want to speak out against violence, make sure you heed the advice of Randall Telfer and get your priorities straight:
You keep saying, “it’s horrible that an innocent black man was killed, but destroying property has to stop.”
Try saying, “it’s horrible that property is being destroyed, but killing innocent black men has to stop.”
Police brutality and the leaders who are encouraging and glorifying violence deserve nothing but our strongest condemnation.
In short, if you’re angry at protestors, I encourage you to educate yourself on what is really happening and why.
What can you do?
I am so inspired by all of those who are protesting, risking their safety against the dual threats of police violence and COVID-19, but you don’t have to protest to make a difference. Whether it’s speaking to friends and family, donating money to bail funds, or committing to anti-racism, there ar
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PHP Internals News: Episode 56: Mixed Type v2
London, UK
Thursday, June 4th 2020, 09:19 BST
In this episode of "PHP Internals News" I chat with Dan Ackroyd (Twitter, GitHub) about the Mixed Type v2 RFC.
The RSS feed for this podcast is https://derickrethans.nl/feed-phpinternalsnews.xml, you can download this episode's MP3 file, and it's available on Spotify and iTunes. There is a dedicated website: https://phpinternals.news
Transcript
- Derick Rethans 0:20
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Weekly a podcast dedicated to demystifying the development of the PHP language. This is Episode 56. Today I'm talking with Dan Ackroyd about an RFC that he's made together with Mate Kocsic it's called the mixed type version two. Hello, Dan, would you please introduce yourself?
- Dan Ackroyd 0:38
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Hi Derick. So my name is Dan Ackroyd, also known as Dan Ack online. I maintain the PHP image extension. And I also contribute to PHP internals illegitimate by maintaining some documents that called the RFC codecs that are a set of notes of why certain ideas haven't reached fruition in PHP core, and occasionally I help other people write RFCs.
- Derick Rethans 1:04
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Continuing with the improvement of PHP type system in the last few releases. And we've seen a few more things coming into PHP eight but union types. For a long time, there has been an issue with PHP's internal functions that the type that a return cannot necessarily be represented in PHP type system because they do strange things. It is RFC building more on top of PHP's type system. What is this is trying to solve?
- Dan Ackroyd 1:29
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There's a couple of different problems that's trying to solve. The one I care more about is userland code, I don't actually contribute that much to internals code so I'm not that familiar with all the problems that has. The reason I got involved with doing the mixed RFC was: I had a library for validating parameters, and due to how that library needs to work the code passes user data around a lot internally, and then back out to whether libraries return the validators result. So I was upgrading that library to PHP 7.4, and that version introduced property types, which are very useful things. What I was finding was that I was going through the code, trying to add types everywhere occurred. And there's a significant number of places where I just couldn't add a type, because my code was holding user data that could be any other type. The mixed type had been discussed before, an idea that people kind of had been kicking around but it just never been really worked on. That was the motivation for me, I was having this problem where I couldn't upgrade my library, as I wanted to, I kept forgetting has this bit of code here, been upgraded. And I just can't add a type, or is it the case that I haven't touched this bit of code yet. So coincidentally, I saw that Mate was also looking at picking up the RFC, and he had copied the version that Michael Moravec had been working on previously. I want as I mentioned earlier, I help people write RFCs is for a lot of people where English isn't their first language, it's a difficult thing to do writing technical documents in English. I also think that writing RCFs in general is slightly harder than people really anticipate. Each RFC needs to present clearly why something's a problem, why the proposed solution would work, snd, at least to some extent why other solutions wouldn't work. Looking at the text from the previous version I could see the tool though, I understood, all of the parts of that RFC, I don't think that it made the case for why mixed was the right thing to do in a very clear way. So I spent some time working with Mate to redraft the RFC, discussing it between ourselves and going through a few of the smaller issues before presenting it to internals, for it to be officially discussed as an RFC.
- Derick Rethans 3:51
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Where does th
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