Format Documents with Multi-Column Layouts

By default, elements in the document editor stack one on top of another. If you want a cleaner, more professional layout — say, a photo next to a paragraph, or two pricing blocks side by side — you can arrange elements into columns without any special layout tool.

How to do it

In the document editor, drag any element (text, image, table, and so on) and drop it directly next to another existing element. Vendi Today automatically forms a column layout from the two, placing them side by side instead of stacked.

What you can put in columns

Text blocks, images, tables, and most other content elements can be arranged this way, giving you more flexibility than a strictly top-to-bottom document.

Why this is useful

Multi-column layouts make longer documents — proposals, quotes, service agreements — easier to read and more visually organized, which can make your business look more polished without requiring any design skill.