Make a letterTell it what matters
Provide the sender, recipient and purpose. Add the facts, desired outcome and any reference numbers you want included.
A clear message. A considered format.
From a few notes
to a proper letter.
Make a letter helps you write German correspondence and put it into a template based on DIN 5008 norms.
See how it worksBy Jonas Aschenbrenner · No payments or purchases
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DOCXODTPDF EXPORTRTF EXPORTPLAIN TEXTGOOGLE DOCS
The words are yours.
The structure is ready.
Start with a draft or a few facts. The workflow helps gather what is missing, shape the text and check the completed document.
Choose your format
Work with an editable Word or OpenDocument file. Request a Google Doc through a connected Google Drive integration, or export a finished letter.
Review, then use
Check the wording, addresses, dates and layout. The workflow removes unused fields and checks page numbering against the rendered page count.
Made for the details
A template that leaves
room for your message.
Sender and recipient blocks, a clear subject line, consistent spacing and room for a signature. One-page letters omit page numbers; longer letters use automatic page numbers and totals.
What you need
Local DOCX and ODT creation needs a host with file execution. PDF and RTF exports need a converter or an authorized Google Drive export. Verifying page layout needs a document renderer.
Google Docs requires a connected Google Drive integration. Plain text preserves the wording, but has no page layout.
This is an independent template-based tool. It is not a DIN-certified product, and it does not guarantee that every finished letter conforms to the standard.
A small tool for everyday correspondence
Make a letter.
The public marketplace release is being prepared.