Make an AI flyer

A flyer is one still carrying one offer. Write the offer words, set the headline and the maker renders it as type in the design: a price, a date, an address, an opening time and a call to action, in the aspect you need.

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Questions

What text can a flyer carry?

The headline you set, and the offer words in the brief: a price, a date, an address, an opening time, a call to action. The render sets them as type in the design, not as a caption.

How many variants should I make?

One, two, four or six. Variants are separate renders of the same offer, so two or four let you compare a light setting against a dark one, or a crowded composition against a plain one.

Where is a flyer used?

A square or upright flyer goes to stories, a feed post, a printed handout, a shop window or a listing page. Because it is a still, it needs no player and no autoplay.

How it works

  1. Write the offer

    The price, the date, the address, the hours, the thing that is on offer. These are words that have to be legible, so they are set as type rather than painted into the picture.

  2. Set the headline

    The one line a reader gets before deciding whether to read the rest. It is your line, not the maker’s, and it is the largest type on the page.

  3. Choose the variants

    One, two, four or six. Variants are separate renders of the same offer, so two let you compare a light setting against a dark one, or a crowded composition against a plain one.

  4. Render and hand it out

    The still arrives in 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 — a story, a feed post, a printed handout or a listing image. Export the file and it is ready for print as it is for the feed.

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
  • A headline of your own, in your own words
  • The aspect: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1
  • Variants: 1, 2, 4, 6

What it is good for

  • A weekend offer, a market stall, a class, an opening night.
  • A local business whose whole campaign is one address and one price.
  • A printed handout that has to match the post announcing it.

A flyer is a still, which is its advantage: it needs no player, no autoplay and no sound, and it survives being printed, forwarded and pinned to a wall.

Open it

The studio does the work. Start a brief above, or open Stills and carry on with a campaign.

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