Lerne die wichtigsten Layout- und Grafikelemente für Flyer und Broschüren kennen.
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Mit den folgenden Tools, Funktionen und Workflows gelingen Flyer- und Broschüren-Layouts einfacher und effektiver.
Ein Dokument einrichten.
Lege gleich zu Beginn deines Projekts die optimalen Einstellungen für deinen Flyer oder deine Broschüre fest.
Durchsuche die zeitsparenden Vorlagen von Adobe Stock. Oder wähle eines der vielen vordefinierten Formate aus.
Wenn du mit einem vordefinierten Format arbeiten möchtest, klicke im Dialogfeld „Neues Dokument“ oben auf „Druck“. Damit setzt du den Farbmodus auf CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Gelb, Schwarz). Lege die gewünschte Einheit für Abmessungen fest.
Richte Spalten und Ränder für die zu platzierenden Inhalte ein. Diese Einstellungen kannst du später bei Bedarf ändern.
Text hinzufügen und formatieren.
Print-Materialien mit kreativer Typografie fallen sofort auf. Nutze die vielfältigen Möglichkeiten im Bedienfeld „Eigenschaften“.
Experimentiere mit vorhandenen Schriften, oder lade neue Schriften von Adobe Fonts herunter.
Ändere Einstellungen wie Schriftgrad, Durchschuss (Zeilenabstand) und Laufweite (Zeichenabstand).
Farben anwenden.
Farben wecken Emotionen und unterstreichen die Aussage deiner Story. InDesign bietet viele Methoden, um Farben zu mischen und anzuwenden.
Speichere Farben, die du wiederverwenden möchtest, im Bedienfeld „Farbfelder“.
Entdecke inspirierende, harmonische Farbkombinationen auf Basis eines bestimmten Farbtons im Bedienfeld „Adobe Color-Themen“.
Grafiken hinzufügen.
Bilder, Logos und andere Grafiken kannst du aus vielen Quellen und in zahlreichen Formaten importieren, z. B. JPEG, SVG, TIFF, PNG, AI und PSD. Wähle hierzu „Datei > Platzieren“.
Wenn du Bildmaterial in professioneller Qualität benötigst, aber weder Zeit noch Budget für ein Foto-Shooting hast, nutze die riesige Auswahl an hochwertigen Fotos und Grafiken bei Adobe Stock. Durchsuche und lizenziere Elemente direkt in InDesign.
Projekt teilen.
Wenn du mit dem Ergebnis deiner kreativen Arbeit zufrieden bist, kannst du es auf verschiedene Weise mit anderen teilen.
Drucke das Design auf deinem Drucker aus.
Speichere es als PDF-Datei, und versende es zum Drucken an einen Kollegen oder an eine Druckerei.
Teile dein Layout als digitales Dokument (im PDF- oder EPUB-Format). Oder generiere mit „Publish Online“ einen Link zu deinem Projekt.
Halte dich an diese Grundlagen, wenn du einen Flyer für ein besonderes Event oder eine Broschüre für dein Unternehmen gestalten möchtest.
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