Click the “Save” button.Letterhead is an integral part of business communication and therefore a must have corporate branding stationery along with business cards. Click the “Save as Type” menu and choose “Word Template.” This will allow you to reopen the template for other Word documents needing letterhead, although you’ll still be able to make changes to it, such as new dates or new addressees, as needed. Click the “File” tab and select “Save As.” Type a name for the letterhead. This is also the way to add a digital signature of an executive’s John Hancock to the letterhead.Īdd any additional changes for the letterhead template. Click the “Picture” button on the ribbon, navigate to a digital logo image, double-click it and then drag it into place on the letterhead. Make changes to the default text that comes on the letterhead, such as typing your business email, fax, address and phone numbers.Ĭustomize the letterhead by inserting your logo by clicking the “Insert” tab. Scroll through the letterhead, considering the different documents for which you’ll need to use it. In Word 2013, you’re able to use a touchscreen to click a pushpin icon in the bottom-right corner of the template, which “pins” it for you to come back to much more easily than searching every time. An Internet connection is required for this search.ĭouble-click the letterhead template, which opens the template in Word. You can also type “letterhead” into the “Search for Online Templates” box at the top of the window. Note that although you may not find one perfectly suited to your business, you’ll be able to make changes to customize it in later steps.
Scroll through the template types to find one similar to your requirements for the letterhead.
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