Print & branding

AI Flyer Maker

Promotional flyers with the offer, the details and the call to action all in place.

A flyer has to do a poster’s job and then also carry an address, a phone number, opening times and a coupon. Design Maker AI handles the hierarchy: the offer big, the details organised, and the call to action somewhere a hand can find it.

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Example flyer maker design generated by Design Maker AI

Generated from a one-line prompt — no template picked.

Flyer Maker examples

Every design below came out of a single sentence. The prompt that made it is written underneath.

AI generated gym membership flyer with a duotone athlete photo and First Month Free headline

Gym flyer

AI generated restaurant grand opening flyer in terracotta with a wood-fired pizza and a discount coupon

Restaurant opening flyer

AI generated summer street fair flyer with playful illustrations and an activity line-up

Community event flyer

AI generated open house real estate flyer with a clean navy corporate layout

Real estate flyer

Why use this instead of a template

Every block accounted for

Offer, benefits, details, contact and coupon each get their own zone, which is what stops a flyer becoming a wall of text.

One clear offer

The headline is set to dominate, so someone glancing at a noticeboard still learns the one thing you needed them to.

Print-safe margins

Content stays clear of the trim, so a print run does not eat your phone number.

Digital cut included

Ask for the square or story version and the same flyer works as a social post.

How the flyer maker works

Four steps, and only the first one costs credits.

  1. 1

    State the offer

    The headline promise and who it is for.

  2. 2

    List the details

    Dates, times, address, phone, any coupon terms.

  3. 3

    Generate

    A composed vertical flyer with each block in its place.

  4. 4

    Print or post

    Export for print, or ask for a square cut for social.

Sizes & specs

What you get, and the dimensions it arrives at.

Print ratios
3:4 (A5, A4, 8.5 × 11 in)
Layout blocks
Headline, benefits, details, coupon, contact
Bleed guidance
Keep content 10 mm inside the trim
Export formats
PNG, JPG, WebP
Credits per design
2

Who it's for

The jobs people bring to this tool most often.

Restaurants & cafés

Grand openings, specials and delivery promotions.

Gyms & studios

Membership drives and class timetables.

Real estate

Open-house and listing sheets with photo and details.

Community events

Fairs, fundraisers and school notices.

Local services

Cleaning, tutoring, landscaping — offer plus contact.

Retail promotions

In-store handouts and letterbox drops.

What belongs on a flyer, in order

A flyer is read in three passes. First the offer — one line, large. Then the reason to believe it — two or three short benefits. Then the practicalities: when, where, how to get in touch, and what the coupon is worth.

Set them in that order at clearly different sizes and a flyer works. Give every element equal weight and it becomes a poster nobody finishes reading.

Flyer sizes and printing

A5 is the standard handout — cheap to print in volume and it fits a letterbox. A4 suits noticeboards and shop windows. In the US, 8.5 × 11 inches plays the same role as A4, and both sit close enough to 3:4 that one design covers them.

Whatever the size, keep every piece of content at least 10 mm inside the trim line, and assume the print will be a shade darker than your screen. Large flat areas of very light colour are where cheap printing shows.

One flyer, print and digital

Most flyers now do double duty: printed for a counter and posted to a local Facebook group or Instagram story. The vertical print layout rarely survives that move intact — the coupon ends up unreadable on a phone.

Generating a square or 9:16 cut of the same design solves it. The offer stays dominant, the details are re-set for a screen, and the campaign looks the same in both places.

Flyer Maker FAQ

They are generated at 3:4, which maps onto A5, A4 and 8.5 × 11 in — the three sizes most flyers are printed at.

Yes. Put the exact details in your prompt and they are set into the contact block. Always proofread before a print run.

They export at high resolution with print-safe margins. Confirm your printer’s bleed and colour profile requirements, and export at the dimensions they specify.

Yes — ask for a square or 9:16 cut and the flyer is recomposed for a feed or story rather than cropped.

Yes, with free credits and no card required. Generations cost 2 credits; refinements and exports are unlimited.

Make your first flyer now

Type one sentence. The free plan includes credits and needs no card.