Flyers

AI flyer generator

You write what the flyer is for. The generator chooses the designs, writes the copy into their slots, generates the photographs and hands you two complete flyers to pick between. Nothing about the layout is yours to fight with, because the layout was already designed.

Create a flyer with OneCraftWhat you set before you press Generate, what the model is allowed to write, and why two designs come back instead of one
The flyer generator with the brief box highlighted
The brief box. A sentence is enough, and detail is what buys you a better first draft.

Four settings sit above the button

Language, Theme, Format and an optional Template. Language is free typed with thirty two suggestions, so the copy is written natively rather than translated. Theme is any of the ninety nine colour themes, and it decides the palette and the type before a single word is written. Format is one of eight canvases, grouped into Print and Social, each showing its pixel size. Template is the only optional one, and it changes how many designs come back.

The brief is the source of truth

The fill instruction is explicit that every fact, name, number, date and claim in your request has to appear in the flyer, worded as you meant it. Web research and template hints are support material and can never outweigh it. Put the price, the date, the address and the phone number in the prompt and they land in the matching slots exactly as typed.

It will not make your details up

Brand names, prices, dates, phone numbers, addresses and statistics you never supplied are forbidden. An optional slot with nothing genuine to say is left out rather than padded, and a required slot with no grounded value gets neutral wording, never the words N slash A or TBD. That is why a thin brief produces a shorter flyer rather than a confident, wrong one.

Copy is written to fit, not trimmed to fit

Each slot carries a character budget from the design that owns it, enforced on the tool schema itself. The model is told to write less rather than truncate mid word, so a headline slot gets a headline and a caption slot gets a caption. It also picks a Lucide icon name for every icon slot and a photographic prompt for every image slot, which is what the image step then generates against.

Every option comes back as one page

Generation always produces single page flyers. If you want a back page, a three page set or a brochure, you add those pages yourself in the builder afterwards, from the template library or blank. The generator's job ends at one finished side.

How it works, in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Write the offer, not the design

    What it is, when, where, how much, and what you want the reader to do. Eight thousand characters are available and a short paragraph is usually enough.

  2. Step 2

    Set language, theme and format

    Defaults work. Change Format first if the flyer is for a feed rather than a printer, because that decides which designs are even in the running.

  3. Step 3

    Choose one of the two designs

    A dialog shows both finished flyers. Pick one and it opens in the builder. The other stays available as Flyer 2.

The full walkthrough with screenshots is in the guide Create a flyer for Instagram and print.

Limits worth knowing

See it on a finished piece

Questions people ask

Why did I get two flyers instead of one?

Because you left the Template field empty. With no template chosen the job asks for two options and the picker is told to prefer visual and structural variety between them. Choose a template and you get that one design, filled.

Can I tell it to move the headline or change a colour?

Not in the prompt. The template owns the positions and the theme owns the colours, and the fill step is explicitly barred from touching either. Change the theme in the builder in one click, or drag the block after it is generated.

Will it look up facts about my business?

It runs one web search when you have not attached a file, and uses whatever is relevant. It still cannot print a price or a phone number you did not give it, because inventing those is forbidden.

What if the flyer needs a back page?

Generate the front, then add pages in the builder. You can pull a back page from the design library at the same size or start one blank and build it from the element panel.

Make your own flyer

The button opens the generator with this use case already described. Change the wording to match yours, generate, then edit anything you like.

Create a flyer with OneCraft

Related pages

More finished work of this kind is on the flyer examples hub.