Flyer (leaflet) printing
What is a flyer?
A flyer (leaflet) is a small printed handout designed to deliver information quickly and clearly. Flyers are commonly used as promotional materials for marketing campaigns, events and exhibitions, and for placing information in display stands at offices, business centers, or public institutions.
Ordering and current options
Current quantities, configurations and print options (format, paper type, 4+0 / 4+4, etc.) are always shown in the table on the product page. Choose the needed option and place your order online: flyer printing.
Where are flyers used?
A flyer can help you:
- introduce a new product or service;
- invite people to an event (flyer as an invitation);
- offer a discount (flyer as a coupon);
- add a gift or promo code (flyer as a ticket / voucher).
Main benefits of flyers
Flyers are one of the simplest and most versatile ways to reach a large audience quickly. A compact format allows you to communicate the essentials: what, where, when and why. In many cases a flyer works as a “free entry” pass or invitation—unlike personalized invitations, it can be used by anyone.
Why choose flyers?
Flyers are a fast mass-marketing tool. The layout is typically designed to grab attention in seconds and encourage action. Depending on your goal, a flyer can be image-focused or informational, single-sided or double-sided, printed on coated paper or uncoated (offset) paper.
What flyer sizes are available?
Most popular formats:
- 1/3 A4 — 99 × 210 mm;
- A5 — 148 × 210 mm;
- A6 — 105 × 148 mm;
- A7 — 74 × 105 mm.
Flyers are often printed on one side, but double-sided printing is also available. If needed, minimal finishing can be done: cutting, folding, creasing, or perforation (depending on the project).
What makes a good flyer?
In practice, A5 or A6 are the most common choices—they are easy to hold and distribute. A good flyer should be compact, visually clear, and include a strong offer or call to action. Even if a flyer is put aside or discarded, the key message often stays in memory, while details can be found online.
