Sale and discount flyer templates

What these designs are for

Use this set when there is a price to shout about. Every one of the seventeen carries an image slot and fourteen carry a list, so the page is built to hold real product photography with a price against each item, and ten carry a QR slot, the highest share in the library, for scanning straight to the offer. Every card is drawn with the gallery's sample products and prices, so the discounts inside a card are placeholder copy and not an offer.

What these layouts have in common

This is the most consistent set in the library. All seventeen template files carry a logo, a photo slot and text slots; fourteen carry icon slots and fourteen carry a list, which is where the product rows live. Ten carry a QR slot. The text budgets tell you how they are meant to read: the most common heading class budgets around six characters, which is a price or a percentage, and the small body line sits near 30 characters, which is a product name with a size. Display headlines are about 12 characters, so the page shouts a word, not a sentence.

Which one to pick

Count the products. One product takes the flash sale layout, where the photo is huge and the old price sits struck through beside the new one. Four takes the hero plus tiles layout, which leads with one product and follows with three. Six to eight takes a grid or a stacked list, which is what a supermarket or an electronics store needs. If the discount applies to everything rather than to named items, take a layout where the percentage is the hero and the products are decoration. If the offer needs scanning, start with one of the ten QR bearing designs, because a QR code cannot be added later.

Every size, from one design

Retail is the category where the size set earns its keep. A sale runs as an Instagram Post at 1080 square, an Instagram Story at 1080 by 1920 with a swipe up, a Facebook Post at 1200 by 630, a LinkedIn Post at 1200 by 627, a Facebook Cover at 820 by 312, a Twitter Header at 1500 by 500 and an A4 Portrait handout at 1240 by 1754 pixels, with A4 Landscape at 1754 by 1240 for a counter card. Each is drawn for that shape, so an eight product list becomes a shorter list rather than a cropped one, and anything that will not fit is kept in the page so it returns when you go back to the larger size.

Badges, not stickers

The discount marks in these designs are the badge and chip elements: a pill filled with the brand colour and a pill filled with the accent colour. There is no sticker element, no starburst and no sale ribbon in the Add items panel, so if the design does not already carry the burst you want, choose a different design rather than expecting to add one. That is also why picking the layout by the shape of its price marks is quicker than picking by colour, which any of the 99 themes can change afterwards.

Finished examples

• Sale flyer

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