Product promotion flyer templates

What these designs are for

Choose this set when the photograph is the argument. Thirteen of the sixteen carry an image slot, most of them large, and the text around them is deliberately short: a name, a line of description, a price and a call to action. If you need to explain a service rather than show a product, the corporate set is the better fit. Each card is the layout as the gallery renders it, sample products and prices included, so read the numbers inside a card as placeholder copy.

What these layouts have in common

Thirteen of the sixteen template files carry an image slot and ten carry a logo, so the standard shape is a photograph with a brand mark and very little else competing. Seven carry a list slot for a catalogue of items or a benefits run, eight carry icon slots, and one carries a table for a price list. Body copy budgets sit around 70 characters, with product headings near 18, which is the width of a product name and not a sentence about it. An uploaded photo is always cropped to fill its slot rather than letterboxed, so a product shot with room around it survives the crop better than a tight one.

Which one to pick

One product or many decides most of it. A single launch or drop takes the hero layouts, where the photo runs half the page and the price sits under the name. Several items take a grid or a list layout, which holds four to eight products with a photo, a name and a price each. A menu or a price list takes the table layout, where the rows are typed rather than drawn. If the price is the headline, choose a design with a dedicated price or badge slot, because typing a price into a heading slot means it inherits the heading size and can break to two lines.

Every size, from one design

Product pages are the ones most likely to be needed at several sizes at once, and each design is authored for all eight. The print pair is A4 Portrait at 1240 by 1754 pixels and A4 Landscape at 1754 by 1240. The social set covers Instagram Post at 1080 square, Instagram Story at 1080 by 1920, Facebook Post at 1200 by 630, LinkedIn Post at 1200 by 627, Facebook Cover at 820 by 312 and Twitter Header at 1500 by 500. Because each size is drawn rather than scaled, a tall product shot is recomposed for the wide sizes instead of having its top and bottom sliced off.

Photography, generated or your own

You can upload a JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF up to 10 megabytes once the flyer has been saved, and that is the right route for a real product. Generated images are available for scene setting, snapped to the closest of eight aspect ratios from the slot shape, and no text is ever drawn into a generated image. If generation and the stock search both fail, the slot keeps its placeholder rather than inventing something, which is why a product page should carry its own photograph.

Finished examples

• Product launch flyer

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