Make an editable price card in Adobe Express

Adobe Express can turn a description into an editable template. Its Free plan includes limited daily generations. This mobile walkthrough starts with a small price list.[1][2]

The following documentation-based exercise uses invented products and prices. It has not been tested in the app.

Give the layout a job

Try this original brief: “Design a portrait price card headed HARBOUR CANDLES. Use a white background, charcoal lettering and one small candle illustration. Give each product its own row: Small candle — 180 g — £8 each; Medium candle — 300 g — £12 each; Large candle — 500 g — £17 each. Make prices easy to find. Keep the product, weight and price together. Do not add discounts, claims or extra products.”

1. In the mobile app, open Home → Generative AI → Generate template. Enter the brief, then select Generate.
2. Choose a result and select Customize template.
3. Open Quick replace, select the text you need to correct, and type the replacement.
4. Use the download icon. PNG is an available export format.

Keep each price with its product

Read the result across each row, then down the price column. Does £12 still belong to the 300 g candle? Is “each” visible, so a buyer will not mistake the amount for a bundle price? Compare every number with the brief before considering colours or illustration.

If the first design feels crowded, simplify the brief to three rows of text and a heading. Judge whether someone can match a product to its price without tracing a finger across the card. Decorative details earn their place only after those associations are clear.

Open the downloaded image at the size you expect people to read it. A tiny but technically correct weight label still needs more room. For a real stall, replace the invented list with approved products and prices, and check that exact exported copy before using it.

Keep the editable Express design for future price changes. A downloaded PNG is the finished image, not the editable layout: make later corrections in the design, then export and check a fresh copy.[1][2]

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