Flyers

Flyer template picker

Most of the time you describe the flyer and let the design director choose. Sometimes you already know the shape you want, because the content has a shape: a long price list, a photo led poster, a three column service card. Then you pick the design first and the writing fits itself into it.

Create a flyer with OneCraftWhat the picker lists, how it is filtered, and what changes about the job when you choose
The flyer template gallery filtered by size and theme
The template gallery. Filter by size and theme, then open one straight into the builder.

Choosing one changes the job

With the Template field empty the generator asks for two options and lets the director pick the designs. Fill it and it asks for one, skips the selection step entirely and fills the design you named. That is the whole difference: certainty about the layout, in exchange for the second option you would have chosen between.

The list is filtered by your Format

The picker only shows designs authored for the canvas size you set, deduplicated so each design appears once rather than once per variant. Change Format and your chosen template is cleared, because a design's Instagram story version is a different file from its A4 version. Set the size first, then browse.

Previews are live, in your theme

Every card in the dialog renders the real design with sample content in the theme you selected, twelve at a time as you scroll. So what you are judging is the actual composition and the actual colours, not a stock thumbnail from a different palette. Change the theme before opening the picker if you want to browse in it.

When template first is the right call

Pick the design yourself when the content has a fixed shape and the layout has to hold it. A menu with fourteen lines, a timetable, a price grid, a photo poster where one image does the selling. Let the director choose when the content is ordinary marketing copy and you would rather see two takes on it.

You are not locked in

The choice applies to that generation. Afterwards the flyer is fully editable, you can add pages from the same library, and the size dropdown swaps the design's native layout for another canvas. If the shape turns out wrong, generating again with a different template is cheaper than fighting the one you have.

How it works, in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Set the format first

    Print or social, and which one. The picker only lists designs authored for that canvas.

  2. Step 2

    Set the theme, then open the picker

    Cards preview in the selected theme, so browsing after choosing colours shows you the real thing.

  3. Step 3

    Pick, then write the brief

    The chosen design's name appears in the Template field with Change and Remove beside it.

The full walkthrough with screenshots is in the guide Choose the template, theme and size for your flyer.

Limits worth knowing

See it on a finished piece

Questions people ask

How many designs are there?

172, and each one is drawn natively for all eight canvas sizes, which is 1,204 template files in total. The picker collapses those variants so you browse 172 cards for whichever size you set.

Can I browse the designs without starting a flyer?

Yes, the flyer template gallery is a public page with a size filter and a theme selector. It is a preview surface only, so there is no link from a card straight into the builder.

What if I want a different design after generating?

Generate again with a template chosen. There is no swap layout action on an existing flyer page, so it is a new run rather than an edit.

Does the theme I pick limit which designs are available?

No. Every design works with every theme, because the artwork references colour tokens rather than fixed colours. The theme only changes how the previews look.

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.