
✦ Postcards template
Accent band · Florist & plants
One block of colour along the short edge carries the headline in reverse. Everything else is air.
Set in Deco wide on the Florist & plants palette — a vintage pairing drawn for wellness & spa. The canvas is 4 × 6", the trim size the press cuts to, with the bleed and the safety margin already in place.
- Size
- 4 × 6"
- Layout
- Accent band
- Type
- Deco wide
- Palette
- Florist & plants
- Industry
- Wellness & spa
- Style
- Vintage
Free to edit — you pay for the printed product, not the design.
What you can change
Everything. The template opens as ordinary layers — headline, supporting lines, contacts, rules and blocks of colour — so you rewrite the words, swap the palette for your own brand colours, drop your logo in place of the mark, and move anything that sits wrong. The placeholder wording is deliberately the length of real copy, so a layout that holds here holds with your text too.
When it looks right, the artwork travels with you to Postcards or any other postcards in the catalogue, where stock, quantity and turnaround are priced live. We proof every job in Sun Valley before it goes on press.
How this file has to be built
- Bleed 0.125" · safety 0.125"
- Backgrounds run 0.125" past the cut line so trimming never opens a white sliver; anything that must survive stays 0.125" inside it. The studio canvas is the cut line itself — magenta edge — and the dashed guide inside it is the safety margin.
- 300 DPI at final size
- Small format is read at arm's length, so photos and logos need the full 300. One side or both, your choice at checkout.
- Foil mask · Raised spot UV mask
- These ride as separate masks, not as part of the artwork: 100% black where the layer lands, white where it does not. Design the ink in the studio and send the mask alongside it.
- · Direct-mail sizes have to leave the address block and postal barcode clear — the studio's back-side templates already reserve it.
- · Uncoated stock absorbs more ink: heavy solid backgrounds read a shade darker than on coated.
Other Postcards layouts
Full plate · RestaurantFood & drink · Vintage
Nine-square grid · Retail confidentFood & drink · Vintage
Hard split · Personal brandMedical & pharmacy · Friendly
Haloed badge · Gym & fitnessTrades & home services · Bold
Full plate · Meditation studioWellness & spa · Elegant
Rule stack · Security & techAutomotive · Vintage
Rule stack · Personal brandLegal · Formal
Hard split · Farm & gardenReal estate · MinimalPostcards questions
- Which sizes can actually be mailed?
- 4 × 6, 4.25 × 5.5, 5 × 7, 5.5 × 8.5, 6 × 9 and 4.25 × 11 are the standard USPS card and flat sizes. The square 4 × 4 and 6 × 6 cards are non-machinable and cost more to mail, so they are better handed out than posted.
- Do I have to print the back?
- No. Front-only is cheaper and common for handouts. If you are mailing, you need the back for the address panel, so print both sides.
- Is 8.5 × 11 a postcard or a flyer?
- It is the same trim; the difference is stock. On card stock it is an oversized mailer, on text weight it is a flyer. Both are ordered from the postcard configurator.
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