Cover Page

Add a professionally designed title page to your PDF exports. Six built-in cover templates are available, each fully customizable with accent colors, subtitle, author, and logo.

Enabling the Cover Page

Cover page is configured per template. To enable it:

  1. Go to Confluence Settings → PDF Exporter
  2. Open a template to edit (or create a new one)
  3. Toggle Cover Page to enabled
  4. Select a cover template and customize as needed
  5. Save the template

Users will see the cover page on any export that uses this template.


Cover Templates

Six built-in cover styles are available:

Style Description
Classic Clean, centered layout with a horizontal rule divider
Corporate Left-aligned with a solid color accent bar
Modern Full-bleed accent block with title overlaid
Executive Minimal with a thin accent line and refined typography
Bold High-contrast design with large typographic treatment
Minimal No decoration — just title, subtitle, and author

A live preview updates as you configure settings, so you can see exactly how the cover will look before saving.


Customization Options

Accent Color

Set a hex color for the decorative elements in the cover template (accent bar, rule, color block, etc.). The color applies differently depending on the chosen template style.

Default: #504DC4 (brand purple)

Subtitle

Optional subtitle text displayed below the main page title on the cover.

Author

Optional author name displayed on the cover. If left blank, no author line is shown.

Upload a logo image to display on the cover page. Supported formats: PNG, JPG, SVG. The logo is stored securely per template.


Cover Page in the Export

When a cover page is enabled, it appears as the first page of the PDF before any content. It does not count in page numbering (page numbers start from the first content page).


Tips

  • Use Corporate or Executive for client-facing deliverables
  • Use Bold for internal team reports where visual impact matters
  • Use Minimal when the document title is the only decoration needed
  • Test your accent color against the chosen template style — lighter colors work better on some styles than others