Top, small, complete
Your name and address appear where the recipient expects them, not somewhere inside the text.
FeatureFormattingDIN 5008, automatic.
DIN 5008, automatic.
No Word.
Every letter is set to DIN 5008 automatically. Sender, recipient, date, subject. All in the right place, without hunting for a template or adjusting margins.
Automatic formatting/A4 preview before sending/German business letter standard
Nº 01What DIN 5008 governs
Four fields every German clerk looks for first.
DIN 5008 is the German standard for business letters. It defines what goes where, so a letter is readable at a glance and stays visible in a window envelope.
The address block
The recipient address sits so it is fully visible in a window envelope. That is exactly what the standard is for.
First when, then what
The date sits on the right, the subject line below it. One glance tells the reader what this is about.
Every FrankKi template already arrives in DIN 5008 format.
Nº 02How the standard reaches your letter
You type content, not layout.
There is no word processor left between your text and the printed sheet.
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Type
You write the content only. Margins, spacing and type sizes are FrankKi business.
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Preview
You see your letter as an A4 page, exactly as it will be printed.
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Print
What the preview shows is what arrives. On real paper, delivered by post.
Nº 03More on this
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The features people look at next from here, plus the matching tools and guides.
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