Free one-pager templates in two kinds: printable PDF templates for business and school, and interactive one-pager templates you edit in your browser and share as a link.
Pick a template, swap in your details, and publish an interactive scroll story in minutes. Every one is fully editable and mobile-ready.
Two blank templates to print and fill in, by hand or in a PDF editor. Both are US Letter, free, and fine to use for client work and in class.
Six filled-in examples to copy, each also a PDF:
Ten more interactive templates that work as one-pagers: sales, company, case study, executive summary, event, nonprofit, launch, personal, year in review and project plan.
| You need | Start from |
|---|---|
| Money from investors | Investor or startup pitch one-pager |
| To sell a product or app | Product or app one-pager |
| To sell a service | Service or sales one-pager |
| To introduce your company | Company one-pager |
| To prove a result | Case study one-pager |
| A decision from your manager | Project brief or project plan |
| Donations or volunteers | Nonprofit one-pager |
| A school assignment | Student one-pager template (PDF) |
New to one-pagers? Read how to make a one-pager and the one-pager format guide, or browse 21 one-pager examples.
Yes. The printable PDF templates are free to download and use, including for client work and in class. The interactive templates are free to use on the free plan.
The PDFs are made for printing and filling in. To build the same layout in Word or Google Docs, follow the Google Docs steps; the interactive templates are edited in your browser.
A printable one-pager is a fixed page for paper or PDF. An interactive one-pager is a web page you share as a link: it works on phones, can include video and charts, and can be updated after you send it.
The investor one-pager for a seed or angel conversation, the startup pitch one-pager when you want to tell the idea and market story first.
Yes: the student one-pager template PDF, with spaces for quotes, the title and author, a central image, theme, symbol, character, setting, vocabulary and a personal connection.