App and software flyer templates

What these designs are for

Use this set when the reader needs to understand a product rather than see it. The layouts carry a device or interface image, a short feature list and a single action, and several of them replace photography entirely with a table or a pair of panels, which is what a technical comparison actually needs. Cards are rendered from the gallery's sample content, so the product names, plan rows and figures inside them are placeholder writing rather than anything you can buy.

What these layouts have in common

Thirteen of the seventeen designs carry icon slots and thirteen carry a logo, so the visual language is marks and type rather than photography: only eight have an image slot at all. Nine carry a list slot for a feature run, two carry a table for a plan or a comparison, and one carries a chart. Body budgets are the widest of any flyer category, up to 520 characters on a single large body slot, which is what an explainer needs, while display headings stay near 22 characters. One design ships a QR slot for a download link.

Which one to pick

Work out what the page has to prove. A launch takes a hero layout with a device image and three feature lines. A plan comparison takes one of the two table layouts, where tiers are columns and features are rows. A technical explainer takes the paired panel designs, which set two concepts against each other and end in recommended use cases. A before and after claim takes the product screen layout that shows two overlapping interface cards. If the page exists to drive downloads, note that only one design carries a QR slot, so either pick that one or write the store link into the contact line.

Every size, from one design

Software announcements usually live on social first and print second, and every design is authored for both. Instagram Post at 1080 square and Instagram Story at 1080 by 1920 cover the feed, LinkedIn Post at 1200 by 627 and Facebook Post at 1200 by 630 cover the professional channels, Twitter Header at 1500 by 500 and Facebook Cover at 820 by 312 cover the profile chrome, and A4 Portrait at 1240 by 1754 pixels with A4 Landscape at 1754 by 1240 cover print. Style changes are stored per size, so restyling the story version leaves the A4 page as it was.

What a table can and cannot do

The two table designs hold typed columns and rows with an optional caption, and column widths can be dragged in edit mode. Every cell is left aligned and there is no per column alignment control, so a price column will not sit flush right. If the comparison needs that, put the figures in their own short column heading or use one of the paired panel layouts instead. Charts follow the same rule of honesty: only one design here carries a chart slot, and a chart cannot be added to a design that has none.

Finished examples

• App launch flyer

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