Free Download: Interactive Portfolio PDF (InDesign Template)

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If you find yourself frequently exchanging emails with potential clients, you may be interested in sending them a PDF file that shows off your work. This free InDesign file will allow you to do just that. You can customize the file to include your own details and samples from your own portfolio, save it as an interactive PDF and email it to potential clients.

Portfolio PDF

This InDesign file has been created by The NetMen Corp and it can be downloaded for free.

Here are some basics details and instructions for editing the file:

  • It comes in InDesign CS5 format, as well as an IDML file to convert it for InDesign CS4.
  • The free font Expressway is used.
  • To add your own portfolio items, save the .jpg files in the same folder as the InDesign file, select one of the existing thumbnails, open the links panel and click on re-link, then select your image.
  • The social networking icons at the bottom can be linked to your own profiles. Select one of the icons and open the hyperlinks panel (Window > Interactive > Hyperlinks).
  • When you are ready to save it as a PDF, go to File > Export and select Adobe PDF (Interactive). Exporting it at 300 ppi will give you the best image quality.

Download the file (13.2 MB zip file)

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12 Responses

Andy @ FirstFound January 4th, 2012

Thanks for this! I love free stuff!

aledesign.it January 5th, 2012

So nice work…Really good. Thanks for sharing!

Duncan January 5th, 2012

Cool – thanks for this – I’m going to use it as an inspiration piece to design my own.
Thanks :)

agence web marketing January 5th, 2012

Goog idea to share this, and thanks for the instructions

Phan Kimi January 5th, 2012

thanks for this freebie, great ! :D

andy January 5th, 2012

This is wonderful

Denise January 5th, 2012

Thank you for sharing. This is awesome. I shall use it definately – Happy New Year

Tim January 8th, 2012

Why would you want to send clients to your Facebook page?

Duncan January 9th, 2012

@Tim.

You may have an alternative facebook page set up to show your work off?

Vandelay Website Design January 9th, 2012

Tim,
A lot of designers have a business Facebook page set up. Any of the icons can easily be removed if you don’t want to use them though.

Morgan & Me Creative January 11th, 2012

Saves us a ton of work from creating one ourselves…haha. Thanks anyway.

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