Bento Presentation Grid System for InDesign
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Animated gif showing layout examples and visible modular grid for a bento style InDesign presentation template

Features

— 16:9 format (portrait)
— 120 field modular grid
— Document grid
— Comprehensive style sheets
— Proportional leading
— Sample layouts

Layout examples for the 16:9 portrait grid system template for Adobe InDesign
Layout examples for the 16:9 portrait grid system template for Adobe InDesign

Portrait-format 9:16 bento style grid system template for Adobe InDesign. Perfect for screen-based brand and logo presentations on vertical 4K displays and digital signage. Includes fully editable typography style sheets for quick customisation. Use as a starting point for your design project or as creative inspiration for clean, modern layouts.

Layout examples for the digital presentation grid system template for Adobe InDesign
Layout examples for the 16:9 portrait grid system design template for Adobe InDesign

Questions

What is a bento grid?

A bento grid divides a layout into compartments of different sizes – like a Japanese bento box – so each piece of content sits neatly in its own field.

How is a bento grid different from a standard modular grid?

Structurally they’re similar – this template is built on a 120-field modular grid. The difference is how they look: a classic modular grid has a hidden structure, with images and text aligned to it, while a bento layout draws the compartments as visible tiles with even gutters between them.

What is a bento grid used for?

Mostly presentations, dashboards and feature overviews – anywhere you need many small, unequal pieces of content to read as one organised composition. This one is in a 16:9 portrait format – so it’s particularly suitable for large-format digital displays in museums and exhibitions.