Flyers require 3mm bleed on all edges.For example, an A5 flyer should be supplied at 154 × 216mm, not 148 × 210mm.

A flyer is a single-sheet printed product, typically used for promotions, events, menus, handouts, or mail drops. Flyers are usually printed on lightweight to medium-weight paper and are supplied flat.

Short runs are typically printed digitally Larger runs may be litho printed for cost efficiency and consistency The method is chosen based on quantity and specification.

Yes. Keep important text and logos at least 5mm inside the finished trim edge.

Preferred formats: PDF (print-ready) TIFF High-resolution JPEG Avoid Word, PowerPoint, or low-resolution images.

Artwork should be supplied: At final print size With 3mm bleed on all sides With crop marks At 300dpi In CMYK colour mode A flyer is a single-sheet printed product, typically used for promotions, events, menus, handouts, or mail drops. Flyers are usually printed on lightweight to medium-weight paper and are supplied flat.

Yes. All flyers are printed using CMYK colour process. RGB artwork will be converted automatically, which may result in colour shifts.

What’s the difference between silk, gloss, and uncoated paper? Gloss: High shine, vibrant colours, less writable Silk: Smooth, low-sheen, professional finish Uncoated: Matte, easy to write on, more muted colours

Typical flyer stocks include: 130gsm silk or gloss 170gsm silk or gloss 250gsm silk or gloss Uncoated paper (for writing) Heavier stocks feel more premium but cost more.

Flyers can be printed: Single-sided (one side printed) Double-sided (both sides printed) You can choose this when configuring your product.