Which flyer size is most popular?

A5 is a strong general-purpose choice because it gives enough room for an offer, images and contact details without feeling oversized. It is easy to hand out, insert into bags and use for local promotions.

When should I choose A6?

A6 works well when the message is short and focused. Think discount cards, invitations, appointment promotions, compact menus, takeaway inserts and simple calls to action.

When is A4 better?

A4 gives substantially more room for detailed information. It is useful for menus, service lists, event schedules, price lists or campaigns where several sections need to remain readable.

What about A3 flyers?

A3 is better when you want a much larger visual area. It can work as a large handout, information sheet or lightweight promotional display where A4 feels too restrictive.

Artwork setup

Supply print-ready artwork at the correct finished proportions, with bleed where required and important content kept safely inside the trim. Use CMYK where possible and high-resolution images at final size. See our Artwork Guide for general setup advice.

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We currently offer A6 Flyers, A5 Flyers, A4 Flyers and A3 Flyers.

If you are deciding between formats, choose based on how much information must fit, how the flyer will be distributed and how far away the content needs to be read.