Template III of III

Column

Structured, precise, typographic.

Two-column recipe layouts. Strong hierarchy. Built for collections that demand to be read carefully.

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Column cookbook — closed hardcover
III. Case-bound hardcover · 300 DPI

The specimen

Typography

Bebas Neue · Newsreader · IBM Plex Mono

Editorial baking-manual aesthetic — cream paper, an amber vertical rule, Bebas Neue, Newsreader and IBM Plex Mono, a two-column grid.

Palette
Ink #2A2824
Paper #F2E9DC
Accent #C49A6C
Accent #8FA68C
Best for
  • baking and technique books
  • detailed methods
  • reference collections

About 44 spreads in a typical book.

Column — open interior spread with a full recipe page
Interior spread A recipe as Column sets it — your photos, your ingredients, your method

Built in, every time

The parts of a real cookbook, handled

  • A table of contents that paginates itself as the book grows
  • Page numbers and running structure set in the template's own type
  • Long recipes that continue onto the next page, split at the right step
  • A dedication page and a back-cover note in your words
  • Cover, spine and title composed from your title and photo
  • Press-ready output — 300 DPI, case-bound, no minimum run

Column is the template we recommend for food blogger.

Questions

How much does a Column cookbook cost?

A hardcover starts at $39. The first 20 pages are included; extra pages are added per page, and shipping is calculated at checkout.

Can I change the cover and title?

Yes. You set the title, author line, cover image and a dedication page. Column is a starting point, not a fixed design.

Is it a real printed book?

Yes — a case-bound hardcover, printed at 300 DPI and shipped to you. Not a PDF.

Your recipes, set in Column

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