Folded Ribbon Letterhead Maker
Your business name on a flat ribbon with folded ends, over a clean modern sheet. Type the name, set the band colour, typeface, size and position, and download it ready to write.
Specifications: US Letter, 8.5 × 11 inches, portrait. The Word download is a .dotx template with the artwork embedded at print resolution; it opens in Word 2007 through Microsoft 365, including Word for Mac. The Google Docs button opens a copy in your own Drive. One page, fully editable, free — no account and no watermark.
Other logo letterhead makers besides the Folded Ribbon
- Engraved Banner — Your business name set inside a drawn scroll banner
- Centered Logo Letterhead Maker — Your logo centered above the company name, with a clean rule and contact line
- Logo Left — Your logo anchored to the top-left margin, sharing its left edge with the letter below
- Estate Plaque — Your business name inside a gilt plaque with clipped corners, on cream. The gold stays gold whatever ink you pick
Most banner letterheads read as antique — a scroll, an engraving, something from a trade card. This one does not. It is a flat band with two ends folding back behind it, and the only shading in the whole design is the fold itself. That is what lets a consultancy or a studio use a banner without the page looking like a certificate.
It sits on the Geometric Mark register — the three-column office, contact and web footer comes from that design, and the whole sheet stays white. If you would rather the mark were your own uploaded artwork than your name in a band, that is the Logo Centered maker.
Before you download
Why does the colour control change the band instead of the type?
This design fills a shape rather than drawing a line, so the colour is the band. The folded ends take a darker shade of it automatically and the name reverses out in white — or flips to dark type if you pick something pale, so a light band still prints legibly.
Will this print cleanly on a home printer?
Yes. The ribbon is a band about three-quarters of an inch tall rather than a large field of colour, so it uses little ink, and nothing in the design bleeds to the paper edge — no borderless printing needed.
Can I use a longer company name?
Up to 30 characters. The folded ends are fixed, so the type solves for the flat between them — a long name simply sets smaller on the same band.
Looking for more? Browse the whole logo collection → · See all 10 modern letterheads →
Updated through September 2026.