Posters
Take the same campaign from handout to wall.
From £16.68
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Artwork routes
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Flyers & Leaflets
Flyers
Single-sheet impact
Artwork upload available Delivery options configured Production options
From · inc VAT
£34.69
Made to order — available to configure
1Quantity & specification
Quantity
Size
Stock
Printed Sides
Turnaround
2Stock
3Lamination
4Embellishment
5Number of Sets
6File Copies
Artwork route
How do you want to supply the design?
Upload finished artwork or send the requirement to our design team. Product-specific file requirements should be confirmed before production.
Artwork
Configured total · inc VAT
£59.63
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Buying guide
About Flyers
A flyer should be specified around how it will reach the customer. A handout at an event, a counter flyer, a letterbox drop and an insert packed with an order all face different handling and space constraints. Start with the final size, whether both sides are needed and how much information the reader genuinely needs. Paper weight affects feel and mailing bulk, while lamination or other finishes should be chosen for handling rather than added automatically. The artwork should make the main message, offer or action obvious before supporting detail; if the content needs several sections, a folded leaflet may be a better format.
Specifications
- Sizes
- A7–A3, DL, square
- Stocks
- 130–250gsm
- Bleed
- 3mm
Artwork requirements
- Upload PDF, AI, EPS, PSD, JPG, PNG or TIFF files through the artwork route
- Prepare artwork at the selected finished size or an appropriate documented scale
- Keep important content clear of trims, folds, seams, fixings and other production areas that apply
- Follow any product-specific bleed, colour and resolution requirements shown for the confirmed specification
- Confirm the product-specific artwork requirements for the selected specification before production
Delivery & turnaround
Configured delivery services are shown during checkout where applicable. Production timing is confirmed from the selected product specification before production starts.
Artwork
File setup & preflight
Bleed, safe areas, resolution and file preparation.
Materials
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Range
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Expert guides for this product
Artwork
What bleed do I need for print?
For common small-format print, 3mm bleed on each edge is the normal starting point. Large-format products may use different bleed and finishing allowances, so the product specification should always take priority.
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What file format should I send for printing?
A correctly exported PDF is usually the safest print file because it can keep fonts, vectors and images together. Editable AI, EPS or PSD files can be useful when changes are required, while JPG and PNG are best treated as image files rather than general-purpose print artwork.
Read guideFAQs
What size flyer is best?
Choose the size from the amount of information, how the flyer will be distributed and how it needs to be stored or carried. A smaller format forces a simpler message; larger formats give more layout space.
Should I use a flyer or a folded leaflet?
Use a flyer for a concise single-sheet message. A folded leaflet is usually better when services, menus, prices or instructions need separate panels and a clearer reading order.
Which size sells best?
A5 is the most popular all-rounder; DL is great for menus and door drops.
Still unsure? Ask the team and include the exact specification you are considering.
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