Corporate and business flyer templates

What these designs are for

Reach for this set when the reader already knows roughly who you are and needs the specifics: what the firm sells, how it works, what it costs the client in time, and who to call. Every layout here has room for a services list, a process and a contact block, which is what separates a profile from an advert. Every card below is the design rendered by the template gallery with its own sample text, so the business names, figures and contact lines inside a card are placeholder copy rather than anyone's real details.

What these layouts have in common

Read the 70 designs together and the same skeleton appears. Every one carries text slots; 54 carry a logo slot, 54 carry icon slots and 35 carry a photo slot, so a design in this set usually asks for a mark, a set of small icons and at most one or two photographs. Thirty four carry a list slot, which is where a services list, a benefits list or a numbered process lands. Body copy is budgeted around 95 characters a slot and display headlines around 16, so the headline is a phrase rather than a sentence. Only three carry a QR slot and only two carry a chart, so a page that must scan to a booking form or show a trend needs one of those specific designs.

Which one to pick

Start with how much you have to say. If the copy runs past a few hundred words, take a brochure layout with a dedicated body column, such as the two column profile or the brochure front and back pair, because the single hero designs will cut you off at the slot budget. If you have one strong photograph, take a layout with a photo slot: 35 of the 70 have one, and the other 35 are built from shapes and type, which is the better choice when the only images available are stock. If you have a client quote, eight designs put a testimonial in the middle of the page rather than in a footnote. If you have numbers, the benchmark report and the checklist bar ranking layouts carry a real chart slot.

Every size, from one design

A design is not locked to A4. Each one is authored for the print sizes, A4 Portrait at 1240 by 1754 pixels and A4 Landscape at 1754 by 1240, and for the social sizes: Instagram Post 1080 square, Instagram Story 1080 by 1920, Facebook Post 1200 by 630, LinkedIn Post 1200 by 627, Facebook Cover 820 by 312 and Twitter Header 1500 by 500. Changing the size swaps in the variant authored for it rather than cropping the A4 page, so the columns reflow and the contact block stays whole. For a corporate page the pairing that matters is A4 for the handout and LinkedIn Post for the same content on a feed.

What the generator fills and what it does not

Describing the firm fills the text, the image prompts and the icon names. It does not choose the layout, the colours, the fonts or where anything sits: those come from the design and the theme you pick, and there are 99 themes to pick from. Slot budgets are enforced while the copy is written, so a long sentence is rewritten shorter instead of being cut off mid word. Leaving the template blank returns two designs to choose between; naming one returns that design only.

Finished examples

• Web design agency flyer for a three person studio

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