A5 · 148 × 210 mm
A balanced handout
Room for an offer, an image and essential contact details. A useful starting point for promotions and service introductions.
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After opening WhatsApp, attach your artwork or reference image directly in the conversation.
Choose one main message and use a clear visual hierarchy. Avoid filling every space with text; a reader should recognise the offer and the business before studying the details.
Confirm advertised prices, dates, availability and conditions before printing. Use a specific enquiry or landing page so customers arrive at information that matches the flyer.
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These standard dimensions help you plan a layout. Confirm the final size and available paper with our team before preparing print-ready artwork.
A5 · 148 × 210 mm
Room for an offer, an image and essential contact details. A useful starting point for promotions and service introductions.
A4 · 210 × 297 mm
Consider a larger sheet when your message needs more detail, such as a service overview. Keep the layout readable rather than adding unnecessary text.
DL · 99 × 210 mm
A narrow layout for a focused message, an insert or a compact display. Check the dimensions if it needs to fit an existing holder or envelope.
Keep one short message on one face. Useful when the flyer will be seen from the front, such as on a noticeboard.
Put the headline and main offer on the front; use the reverse for detail, terms or a service list. Keep the contact route easy to find.
Need several panels? A folded leaflet or brochure needs a different layout. Include the open size, folded size and panel order in your brief.
Use this before you send your file or ask for design help.
Build your file to the agreed trim dimensions. Ask the team for the required bleed and safe area before exporting.
Use original logos and high-resolution images. Check that small text remains readable at the actual printed size.
Proofread numbers, dates and offer terms. Scan the QR code from a sample at final size and check it opens the intended page.
A print-ready PDF is a useful starting point. Confirm colour settings and fonts with the team; label front and back clearly.
Paper and finish change how a flyer feels and how colours appear. Compare available samples when appearance is important; confirm the chosen stock and finish in your quote.
Use one main headline, a relevant image and a clearly visible action. Keep space around the main message and avoid competing offers. View the design at print size: if the response instructions are hard to find, simplify the layout.
These describe the purpose of the job, not necessarily different paper products. An advertising brief focuses on the first impression, a promotional brief on an offer, and a marketing brief on the campaign response. Choose the page that best matches the help you need.
Choose what you know; leave the rest for our print team. This prepares a WhatsApp message for you to review.
Your message opens in WhatsApp for review. No enquiry is sent automatically.
Choose your format, prepare the file and plan your order with confidence.
Compare A5, A4 and DL flyer layouts, decide how much information to include and choose a practical format before requesting a print quote.
Check flyer dimensions, bleed, image quality, contact details and QR codes before approving your print file.
Choose one or two printed sides based on your message, then plan a clear front and reverse without crowding the design.
Understand what changes a flyer quotation and compare size, paper, printed sides, quantity, artwork and delivery on the same basis.
Plan a realistic flyer quantity, choose one customer action and track enquiries and orders separately from QR scans.
Explore the flyer planning guide
Illustrative designs for fictional businesses.