Flyer & leaflet templates
Flyer and leaflet sizes: A6, A5, and A4 explained
Choose the right flyer or leaflet size for door drops, counter handouts, and local campaigns in Ireland and the UK.
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In Ireland and the UK, “leaflet” usually means the same thing US marketers call a “flyer”: a single-sheet print piece handed out or delivered locally. Size drives cost, readability, and how much detail you can fit. When you are ready to lay out a template, flyerfly.life covers A5 and A6 leaflet sizes with print-ready export.
A6 (105 × 148 mm)
Best for tight door-drop packs and quick offers. One headline, one price, one call to action. Pair with a QR code on the back for bookings or reviews.
A5 (148 × 210 mm)
The workhorse size for local services. Enough room for a hero image, three bullet benefits, and contact details without feeling crowded. Easy to read at arm’s length.
A4 (210 × 297 mm)
Use when you need a menu, price grid, or before/after gallery. Too large for most letterboxes unless folded; better for in-store display or trade counters.
Print-ready checklist
- Bleed: Extend backgrounds 3 mm past the trim edge if your printer requires it.
- Safe zone: Keep logos and phone numbers inside an inner margin so nothing gets clipped.
- Resolution: Photos at 300 DPI at final print size.
- QR codes: Follow print tips and test a proof.
Matching size to campaign
| Goal | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Door drop, single offer | A6 | Cheap to print and post |
| Trades, clinics, agents | A5 | Balanced detail and cost |
| Menus, catalogues | A4 | Fold to DL for posting if needed |
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