Flyer Sizes
 

Flyers are used for promotion, events, announcements, and handouts, both in print and digital formats. Choosing the correct flyer size helps maintain text readability, image clarity, and proper margins when printing or sharing online.
While flyers can be designed in many sizes, using standard dimensions ensures compatibility with printers, display racks, and common distribution methods.

Recommended vs supported sizes
A4 flyers are designed at 2480 × 3508 pixels, matching the standard A4 paper size at print resolution. This is one of the most commonly used flyer formats worldwide.
Best practices for visibility
A4 flyers offer ample space for detailed information. Use clear hierarchy, readable font sizes, and consistent margins to avoid clutter.
Quality and export considerations
Design at the final print size and export at high quality to prevent blurriness or scaling issues.

Recommended vs supported sizes
A5 flyers use 1748 × 2480 pixels and are half the size of A4.
Best practices for visibility
A5 flyers work well for concise messaging and handouts. Keep layouts simple and avoid dense blocks of text.
Quality and export considerations
Use high-resolution images and export at exact dimensions to maintain sharpness.

Recommended vs supported sizes
A6 flyers are designed at 1240 × 1748 pixels and are commonly used for small handouts or inserts.
Best practices for visibility
Because of the smaller size, prioritize bold headlines and minimal content. Avoid small text that may be hard to read.
Quality and export considerations
Export at full resolution and avoid scaling designs up from smaller files.

Recommended vs supported sizes
US Letter flyers use 2550 × 3300 pixels and follow the standard Letter paper size used primarily in North America.
Best practices for visibility
Ensure layouts account for regional expectations and printer settings. Maintain consistent margins to prevent trimming issues.
Quality and export considerations
Design at final size and export at high quality for accurate printing.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Square flyers are commonly designed at 3000 × 3000 pixels, using a 1:1 aspect ratio.
Best practices for visibility
Square flyers work well for digital sharing and modern layouts. Center key content and maintain balanced spacing.
Quality and export considerations
Export at high resolution to preserve clarity across print and digital use.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Small handout flyers often use 1240 × 1748 pixels, similar to A6 size.
Best practices for visibility
These flyers are meant for quick reading. Use clear typography and avoid overcrowding the layout.
Quality and export considerations
Design at the intended size and export at high quality to ensure legibility.

• Design flyers at their final print size
• Keep important content away from edges
• Use larger text for flyers viewed from a distance
• Avoid resizing print designs after export
• Export separate versions for print and digital use

Picsart helps you design and resize flyers using exact pixel dimensions, making it easier to prepare files for print and digital sharing.
Start with Flyer templates to open layouts already sized for common flyer formats.
Use the Photo Editor to set a custom canvas size, adjust margins, and fine-tune layout elements before exporting.
If you need to resize an existing flyer, the Image Resizer allows you to convert designs to standard flyer sizes while maintaining proportions.
For print preparation, referencing A4 poster sizes can help ensure compatibility with standard paper formats. Exporting through Picsart Print helps ensure correct formatting for physical output.
Always export flyers at the final size and highest quality for best results.