Clone a flyer

Bring a flyer you already have and say what changes. The maker reads its layout, its type and its colours and renders new flyers that follow them, with your product, your headline and your offer in place of the ones on it.

How it works

Bring the flyer
Upload an image of a flyer, a poster or any marketing page, or pick one of the files already in your account. It can be your own older flyer or one whose look you want to follow.
Name the product
What the new flyers are for. A new headline and a new offer are optional: left empty, the wording of the flyer you brought stands, changed only where it names another business.
Choose the variants and the frame
One, two, four or six variants, in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9. The preview shows the page before anything is paid for, and the price is shown at the last screen.
Render and hand it out
Each variant keeps the structure of the flyer you brought and carries your words. Export the files and print them or post them as they are.

What the brief carries

The brief is three sentences: what the product is, who it is for and what the offer says. This maker also reads:

The brief, in your own words: the textbox takes a full paragraph
An attachment: the flyer to follow: an image
A headline of your own, in your own words
The aspect: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1
Variants: 1, 2, 4, 6

Questions

What do I need to bring?

An image of the flyer you want to follow, uploaded or picked from your files, and the name of the product the new flyers are for. A new headline and a new offer are optional.

What stays and what changes?

The layout, the type style, the colours and the graphic style stay. The product, and the headline and offer where you give them, change. Logos and brand marks of the original are not copied.

How many flyers do I get?

One, two, four or six variants in the frame you choose. The price is shown before you make them.

What it is good for

A flyer that worked last season and needs this season’s product on it.
A competitor’s layout you want to answer with your own offer.
One template carried across every branch, product or week of a campaign.

A clone follows the layout and the style of the flyer you brought, not its logo or its brand marks. What a reader sees as yours, the product, the words and the offer, comes from your brief.