♦ Think about your content.

If your flyer needs space for detailed information, like a menu or
product list, choose a larger flyer size, like 8.5” x 11”. On the
other hand, if you need to include a concise promotional message, a
smaller size like 4” x 6” or 5” x 7” will do the trick.

♦ Consider the distribution method.

How do you plan to hand out your flyers? Will it be at an event?
Through direct mail? Or are you leaving them on a flyer stand? Smaller
flyers are great for handing out or mailing, while bigger ones work
best for in-store displays.

♦ Know your audience.

If you want to make an impression with something stylish and high-end,
a 5” x 7” or 5.5” x 8.5” flyer is ideal, as these sizes are versatile
and have the flexibility for creative designs. For practical,
information-heavy flyers, choose the standard letter size.

♦ Factor in your budget.

The bigger the flyer, the more expensive they are to print. Meanwhile,
smaller flyers are budget-friendly and easier to produce. Remember to
choose a size that fits your message and your budget. To save on
costs, consider ordering in bulk for discounts, using standard sizes,
and select affordable yet high-quality paper.

♦ Consider Your Content.

If your flyer needs to fit a lot of details, like a menu or product
list, go with a larger size, like 8.5” x 11”. If you need a quick
promotional message, a smaller size, like 4” x 6” or 5” x 7”, will do
the trick.

♦ Think About Distribution.

Will you be handing these out at an event? Mailing them? Leaving them
on a counter? Smaller flyers are great for handing out or mailing,
while bigger ones work well as posters or for in-store displays.

♦ Know Your Audience.

If you want to make an impression with something stylish and high-end,
a 5” x 7” or 5.5” x 8.5” flyer might be the way to go. For practical,
information-heavy flyers, stick to the standard letter size.

♦ Factor in Your Budget.

The bigger the flyer, the more it costs to print. Choose a size that
fits your message and your budget!