Pick how it looks.
All nine are free in the app, on every document, with your logo and one of five accent colours. Each is named after a koi variety and drawn to answer to it, and the pictures are the real thing, printed by the renderer that draws the PDF your customer opens. Scroll through them.
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01 / 09Kohaku
Red on white
On the page. The house design. Letterhead on the left, a serif title and the facts on the right, one wash of accent off the corner and a hairline closing the head. Two things on a white page, placed well.
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02 / 09Sumi
The ink itself
On the page. The most restrained of the nine. One hairline of accent along the very top of the sheet, no rules under the letterhead, a table with no lines in it at all and air where the ruling would have been.
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03 / 09Asagi
A blue net, laid straight
On the page. The regular one. The title centred between two rules, the parties standing in two columns beneath it, and a table that holds its order without drawing a single line to do it.
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04 / 09Ogon
One metal, nose to tail
On the page. The loudest. A full-bleed band of accent across the head carrying the title, alternate rows washed in the same colour, and the grand total reversed out of a block of it.
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05 / 09Tancho
One red circle, centred
On the page. The formal one. The title and the document’s facts inside a ruled box with the letterhead beside it, and the largest title of the nine sitting in it. One block, deliberately placed.
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06 / 09Utsuri
Black answering a second colour
On the page. The technical one. The letterhead in a narrow left column divided from the title by a rule, and a table ruled across and down, like a page out of an account book.
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07 / 09Shusui
One row of scales, down the spine
On the page. The centred one. Letterhead, title and facts all down the middle of the page, closed by a pair of rules rather than one. A certificate rather than a bill.
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08 / 09Goshiki
Five colours in one fish
On the page. The layered one. The title reversed out of a tab in the top corner, the parties in two columns, and every figure at the foot gathered onto a panel of its own instead of the total alone.
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09 / 09Chagoi
Tea brown, and no pattern
On the page. The plain one. The whole letterhead sitting on a single panel washed in the accent, the table boxed beneath it, and no colour anywhere else on the sheet.
