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Newspaper Templates - Page 4

Last updated:  06.12.2024

No more need to worry about page design. These sleek templates, developed by experts, come with pre-set text blocks, placeholders for photos, headlines, and footers. Every element is strategically placed to ensure easy readability. All you need to do is edit the template by replacing the text and images.

It’s crucial to choose a newspaper style that appeals to your target audience. The Docs&Slides collection offers templates for business, school, entertainment, and many other publications. You can use them for free without registration.

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Do you need to congratulate someone on their birthday or announce a holiday party? Then use this editable layout as an individual special issue or as a supplement to the regular newspaper you publish.

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This is one of the few templates that includes colored text and a frame. Within the editing process, you can change the shade to one that will harmonize with the large photo on the first page.

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If you want to create a newspaper in an old-fashioned atmosphere, check out this template. The detailed frame with images of angels immediately brings to mind the Middle Ages.

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The layout in the laconic design is lean and mean. It contains a photo and a text divided into two columns, where there is enough space to tell of the deceased person’s life path.

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This free template is suitable for any activity scope. The letter is divided into two columns, where you can add photos apart from the text. Although the layout images are black and white, bright pictures will also look good.

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Create a professional-looking newspaper-style presentation with the Newspaper Template for Google Slides. This versatile template is perfect for delivering news updates, reports, or creative projects in a realistic newspaper format.

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A Google Doc template designed in the shape of the New York Times, one of the most famous newspapers, is what you need!

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Tell unusually about the latest significant events from your life, study, company with The New York Times newspaper Google Doc template.

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With the free student newspaper Google Docs template, you can create a stunning print publication without any design or printing skills.

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With the help of an already prepared middle school newspaper Google Docs template, you can create a school newspaper in a matter of minutes.

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Using the school newspaper Google Docs template, you can get children interested in the topic of the lesson from the first minutes of learning.

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If you want to draw attention to your project in minutes, the free vintage newspaper Google Docs template is what you need.

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Do you want to creatively present a commercial proposal to attract customers to cooperate? Use the newspaper ad Google Docs template!

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The old fashioned newspaper template for Google Docs is a real godsend for those who love the retro style.

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Feel like a professional newspaper publisher! Download the free editable modern newspaper Google Docs template.

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By composing a newspaper using the newspaper front page template Google Docs, you can focus entirely on the benefits of the article.

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Generating high-quality templates requires significant time and dedication. We simply request the inclusion of a small attribution link. Select the platform where you intend to utilize the template.

Choose your preferred social media platform from options like Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, and more. Share our templates with your contacts or friends. If you’re not active on these social networks, you can simply copy the link and paste it into the one you use.

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For example: websites, social media, blogs, ebooks, newsletters, etc.

Copy this link and paste it wherever it’s visible, close to where you’re using the image. If that’s not possible, place it at the footer of your website, blog or newsletter, or in the credits section.

For instance: books, clothing, flyers, posters, invitations, advertising, etc.

Place the attribution line near the image’s usage on your website, or if that’s not feasible, include it in the credits section. For example: ‘image: Docsandslides.com’. This template was created using images from Docsandslides.com.