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Print on demand flyers
Add a touch of your own personality to your home, and design your own flyers. Our state-of-the-art printers can print even the most detailed of designs, so don't be afraid to experiment and let your creative side run wild.
Standard Sizes
5" x 7"
Paper Choices
14-Point CS2 Gloss Cover Stock
Coating & Options
A UV coating is applied to a printed sheet, then bonded and cured with ultraviolet light.
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25,000+ Unlimited Templates Ideas
Sample our professional templates below – get inspired and start creating your own!
A flyer is a cost-effective way of spreading a message, sharing brand information, or grabbing attention for a cause. Start with professionally designed templates for any business or idea, so you can start inspired and really make it your own.
The best flyer size is normally around 8.5 x 11 inches in the US, which is very similar to A4 paper size (21 × 29.7 cm) for the rest of the world. Smaller sizes are also quite popular, specifically the A5 paper size (14.8 × 21 cm).
The size of your flyer really depends on the amount of information you need to include and the method of distribution. If you’ll be posting your flyers on walls and/or want to include lots of words and images, you’ll want to go for the larger A4 size. If you’ll be handing out or mailing these flyers, then the handier A5 size might be the best option for you.
Generally speaking, you can post your flyers almost anywhere on public property. Think telephone poles, noticeboards, places where you normally see posters or flyers. However, in most cases, you are not allowed to tape anything to private property and although you can deliver flyers, unless the owner has made it clear they do not want them.
It’s up to you, but keep in mind the aim of sharing information or grabbing attention. Whatever you decide, remember the following design rules:
• Use fonts that are 10pt or bigger to make sure they can be read.
• Try to use big fonts for headlines and bullet points to list the key messages. It’s far easier to read this way.
• If you’re uploading your photos and images (JPEG or PNG files), please make sure that they are no less than 96 dpi with 300 dpi being the ideal resolution for print.