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Flyer Templates
Whether you’re looking to create a flyer for an event, party, business, or hobby, we’ve got you covered. Our feature on flyer design and templates covers everything you need—from how to design an awesome flyer from scratch to collections of stunning flyer templates to help you get started fast.
We’ll share a few tips that can apply to any flyer design, walk you through how to use any of the high-quality flyer templates that we regularly feature, and cover the different types of software that can help you tweak a flyer template perfectly!
Latest Flyer Template Articles
Inspiration / 23 Aug 2019
20+ Best Free Flyer Templates
If you’re looking for a creative flyer template with a professional design, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we feature a handpicked collection of the best free flyer templates you can use to make flyers for all sorts of purposes.
Designing a flyer involves making a lot of important decisions, from choosing the right font to finding the right colors. It’s a very time-consuming process! All of that work can be easily avoided when using a pre-made template.
Usually, it costs around $20 or more to buy a single flyer template from a premium marketplace. But, you can download the templates in this collection for free. Let’s dive in!
Inspiration / 5 Aug 2019
30+ Best Fonts for Flyers
When it comes to flyer design, choosing the right font can make a big difference. This collection of the best fonts for flyers can help you find a unique typeface for your next design project.
Whether you’re working on a flyer design for a business event, a party, a music festival, or a club event, it’s important to pick a font that matches the overall theme of the flyer and the business.
You need to find a font that suits the design of the flyer, the message of the event, and the target audience.
Luckily, you don’t have to spend hours searching for that perfect font. We’ve done the heavy work for you and handpicked the fonts in this collection to match all those types of flyer designs (and more!).
We’re also sharing our tips for choosing a flyer font to help guide you through the process.
Inspiration / 11 Jul 2019
30+ Best Real Estate Flyer Templates
Passing flyers is one of the best marketing strategies real estate agencies use to market their properties. We handpicked a collection of attractive real estate flyer templates to help you design unique flyers to promote your real estate listings like a pro.
Real estate is a booming industry. With many agencies popping up around every corner, you need to think outside the box to get more attention to the houses, flats, and apartments you’re trying to market. This involves crafting flyers and brochures that get potential buyers attention and stand out from the crowd.
With the help of these easy to use templates, you’ll be able to design such amazing-looking flyers to promote your property listings without even having to spend extra money on hiring graphic designers. You can easily edit these templates all by yourself.
Browse the collection, download a real estate flyer template, and start customizing to design a unique flyer for your business. Or check out our tips for designing real estate flyers for a few extra pointers!
Inspiration / 2 Jul 2019
30+ Best Music & Band Flyer Templates
Whether you’re working on a flyer design for your band’s next gig, or planning a big music festival, you’re going to need an awesome music or band flyer template.
We’ve tracked down some of the best modern, stylish music flyer templates to help you start designing a flyer for your band’s next event.
It doesn’t matter if you’re working on a project related to country, indie, jazz, rock, or pop music, there are templates in this list for all types of music.
3 Tips for Designing a Great Flyer
A well-designed flyer grabs the attention of users and is something that people want to grab a hold of – literally.
A flyer is a great way to promote your work, event, or even a business offering. This printed point of contact can help get people excited about something and generate interest. Most flyers aren’t that large, ranging from postcards to small poster size.
- Start with a goal in mind: Pick something you want users to take away from the flyer and focus on that. Don’t try to cram too much content into one design.
- Design with plenty of contrast: users will often first see a flyer from a distance. Use high contrast elements so that it’s easy to see (and read).
- Use high-quality imagery: The image needs to be easy to understand at a glance and help the user connect to the elements in the flyer design. The image should represent what the flyer is showcasing – an event or product or sale.
How to Use a Flyer Template
Using a flyer template is easier than you might think. The hardest part might be picking out a template that matches your style and the content you want to promote on a flyer.
Here’s how you do it:
- Search for a template in the software you plan to use to create the design. Choose from Google Docs, Microsoft Word or Adobe InDesign options in some of the great template galleries featured here.
- Once you find a design you like, download the file and open it in the appropriate software. Make sure the size matches your desired print size.
- Adjust the bleed to your printer’s specifications.
- Make the appropriate customizations to text and image elements in the flyer to make it your own.
- Output the design and package according to printer specifications. (This will likely include a bleed and CMYK color processing.)
Google Docs, Word, or InDesign? Pros + Cons for Flyers
What software should you use to create a flyer design?
The most common tools include Google Docs, Microsoft Word or Adobe InDesign. The best option for you is probably the tool you are most comfortable with and have access to. Here are pros and cons for each tool when it comes to flyer design.
Google Docs
Pros: Free, cloud storage included, robust text processing, user-friendly, easy to share
Cons: Mostly used for word processing, limited number of templates available
Microsoft Word
Pros: Common software that most people know how to use, plenty of free and premium templates available, plenty of export options for printing
Cons: Mostly used for word processing, paid tool that you have to buy, design tools can be limited and somewhat clunky
Adobe InDesign
Pros: Tool made for printed design projects, robust features for design manipulation, plenty of template options available, easy to export/output for printing, can create multiple flyer designs/sizes in one file
Cons: Paid subscription required for software, can require training for people unfamiliar with Adobe products
