WORD Template for business letter

Yes. Word includes built-in templates for business letters that can be used on Windows and in Word for the web.

To use a letter template in Word for Windows:

1. Open Word.
2. Select File > New.
3. In the search box, type Letters and press Enter.
4. Browse the available letter templates and select one that fits the need.
5. Click Create to open it, then replace the placeholder text with the own content.
6. Save the document as a normal .docx file when finished.

To use a letter template in Word for the web (Microsoft 365):

1. In a browser, go to Word for the web.
2. Select File > New > Browse templates.
3. In Search Word templates, type Letters.
4. Choose a letter template and open it.
5. Edit the placeholder text with the own letter content. The file is saved automatically.

When the letter is ready, it can be printed (Ctrl+P) or shared electronically using Share > Copy Link.

If a custom business letter layout is preferred (for example, with firm letterhead), a document can be set up once and then saved as a template (.dotx) for reuse.

References:

• Write a letter in Word for the web
• Tasks for letters
• Use a screen reader to work with templates in Word
• Save a Word document as a template