Make and send an email newsletter to communicate with your customers, employees, family, or friends. Create a newsletter template for consistent branding for all of your newsletters.

You can create a template from any publication by saving that publication as a Publisher template file. You can also download an existing template, make any changes that you want, and save the file as a template that you can use again.

To learn about sending email publications, see Use Publisher to create and send email newsletters. To find out how to save your newsletter as a PDF or XPS file, see Save As or convert a publication to .pdf or .xps using Publisher .

Find and download free templates to create documents like calendars, business cards, letters, greeting cards, brochures, newsletters, or resumes.

When you install Publisher, you'll also get several newsletter templates that you can use. To find the built-in newsletter templates: Click File > New. From the New screen, select Built-In. Scroll down the list of categories to find Newsletters. Top of Page

To begin, click Featured to find individual templates, Built-In to find categories of templates such as flyers, brochures, or greeting cards, or use the search box to find online templates. For example, follow these steps to make a greeting card.

Lay out content for a print or online publication in a variety of pre-designed templates. Create simple items like greeting cards and labels. Create complex projects like yearbooks, catalogs, and professional email newsletters.

Here’s how to choose and customize a brochure template. On the Start page that appears when you open Publisher, click Brochure (You can get to the Start page anytime by clicking File >New). Click a brochure in the gallery of brochure templates and click Create.

Learn basic tasks for Publisher: Create a publication from a template; save a publication; add text and pictures; use building blocks; and print your publication.

You can use mail or email merge when you want to create a large number of documents that are mostly identical but include some unique information. For example, you can use mail merge to create individually customized publications with personalized notes or …