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Bluepic is a web-based tool designed for creating and sharing graphic templates with ease. The goal of Bluepic is to make templates as "foolproof" as possible. Template-Users can only edit what they need to, ensuring a simple and focused experience. The editor interface is clean and minimalistic, resembling a basic input form with a live design preview. As users add new content, the style and layout adjust automatically. You can't make any mistakes, and best of all, compliance with brand design guidelines is almost guaranteed. Template-Builders work in Bluepic STUDIO, the world's most advanced graphic design tool for creating dynamic templates. It's packed with features and beautifully blends graphic design, form-building, and dynamic expressions.
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Grüner Brunnenweg 162, 50827, Köln, Germany
- 0221 99987699
- info@bluepic.io
- bluepic.io
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