CoffeePDF templates
How the PDFs and prints Coffee makes from your notes look: the type, the margins, a title page, your logo and company name. Add one and it joins your templates in File, Export, where you can change anything in it.
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Board paper
A title page with your logo, navy headings and dated pages. For reports to a board, a client or a committee.
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Business letter
Your company at the top, the address and date from the note's front matter, a subject line, and a serif page in plum.
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Contract
A centred title with the parties under it, numbered clauses in a serif, and lines for both sides to sign at the end.
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Cornell notes
Each heading becomes a question in the cue column, your notes sit beside it, and a section called Summary closes the page across its width.
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Field notes
Small mono type, narrow margins and a forest green accent: a lot on each page, for logs, research notes and trips.
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Invoice
Your logo and company at the top, the client and dates in a box, and a table of what you did. Coffee adds the lines up as you write.
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Journal paper
A centred title with the authors under it, then the paper in two columns of serif type, tables and formulas included.
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Manuscript
Typewriter type at 12 pt, wide margins and a title page, the way agents and editors like to read a draft.
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Meeting minutes
The date, who came and who took notes in a box under the title, then the agenda, decisions and action items with their checkboxes.
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Newsletter
A masthead with a thick rule in orange, the issue and date beside it, and the stories in two columns.
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Proposal
A title page filled with navy, your logo and company on it and the client, date and contact along the foot, then plain dated pages.
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Recipe card
The title across the top, serves and times in a box, the ingredients in a column of their own and the method beside them.
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Release notes
Each version in the column on the left with what's new, improved and fixed beside it, in a violet accent with the date in the footer.
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Résumé
A tinted side column with your photo, contact, skills and languages, and your experience beside it. The photo comes from the note's front matter.
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Screenplay
Courier at 12 pt and the layout readers expect: headings become scenes, a name in capitals becomes who speaks, and the line after it their words.