Get yourself noticed! Create brilliant marketing material fast with these top flyer templates.
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Flyers are essential advertising and self-promotion tools, showcasing your design chops for the world to see. A slick flyer can get you noticed, and is an effective way of promoting your clients' businesses.
Sometimes, though, time is tight and you simply don't have hours to start from scratch. Or you might be new to creating flyers. Either way, we've gathered a selection of the best flyer templates that you can use as a stepping stone to creating a stunning, original flyer in half the time.
Bookmark this page for next time you need a kick-start with your flyers. And if you need a little flyer design inspiration, we're fully stocked with that too. Most of these templates are available for Adobe Express, Canva or Photoshop.
The great advantage of Adobe Express is that you always come out with something that looks like it was made in Photoshop, and their book club flyer template does exactly that. It could be used for any event too, with its mixture of large bold text and transparent buttons that modernise any subject.
Designed with food photographers, stylists and bloggers in mind, these clean and elegant postcard-sized flyer templates are fully customisable and ready to edit in Photoshop. They even come with guidelines and a simple tutorial to help you get started, and they'll only set you back $12.
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Take your guests back to the '80s with this rave party flyer design free to use on Adobe Express. Using both bright colours and refined typography, this is a striking design that could spread the word about any type of party, not just a rave!
Got a load of corporate flyers to sort out? This bundle will make your life a lot easier; it comes with 300 multipurpose and and fully editable templates in EPS format, so you'll be able churn out the designs without repeating yourself. That's well worth $39.
05. Twisted flyer template
There ain't no party like a twisted party (Image credit: Fon Drakes)
This flyer template is just the thing if you're planning on hosting a twisted party, but its creators insist that it's suitable for all kinds of party. It comes in PSD format with everything fully modifiable, and its fonts – Bebas Neue and Roboto – are both free, so you don't need to worry about substituting them with the nearest thing in your font library.
If your client's business needs an upscale design to stand out in the stuffy corporate world, this flyer should be just the ticket. Featuring a fresh, minimalist design perfect for spreading the word about any number of business events, it's free to customise in Canva and edit to your client's specific taste.
Made by the trailblazing Marissa Abao, this sunny template is perfect for publicising your next hot fiesta. The minimalist flyer is perfect for advertising any beach or pool party you've got coming up, and is fully customisable in Canva so that you can add your party's personal touch.
Made with architectural firms in mind but suitable for any business with an eye for good design, this brochure template features strong lines and thoughtful typography using free fonts. For this elegant design, bear in mind that you'll need to be equipped with your own strong images and InDesign to get the best out of it.
This cool indie vintage flyer template, created by moodboy co, was designed to promote music events but would work well for any special occasion. The A4-size template will set you back just $6 for a regular license and is fully customisable, with organised layers and paper textures included, and all fonts free to use.
Planning a special event? Make it stand out with this brilliant newspaper flyer template. Be the hottest news in town by fully customising the design with your own images and text. The download costs $7 for a regular licence and comes complete with two colour versions, well-organised layers and more.
This simple yet stylish minimal flyer template comes from designer Michele Angoloro. It can be accessed in either PSD or AI file formats, meaning that it's completely customisable. Change the colours, positions and typefaces to suit your own design brief.
You probably never thought a business flyer could look so chic until you saw this template made by Canva's Creative Studio. This template uses a striking image and minimal text to catch the eye, so make sure you've got your own image for this one. The design leaves space for the more down-to-earth information on the back, so that your client's bullet points can be set in visually appealing bold text that makes heavier information easier on the eye.
Advertise your pilates class or morning gym session with this template, featuring a light colour palette likely to appeal to those early risers and motivated exercisers. Free to edit however you like, it's adorned with beautiful illustrations that will make anyone want to get their trainers on and do some exercise, and would easily work for any number of fitness-related classes.
Looking to hire? This flyer template is sure to grab the attention of your next stylish employee. With a subtle but colourful background and clean, impactful text, this flyer will engage someone with taste and a refined visual eye. But you don't have to be hiring to use this template; if you're just looking to communicate a short message with impact, you're sure to get the most out of this flexible design.
Forward-focussed and unique. That's what springs to mind when looking at this flyer. The template is ready to go with a unique design it's irresistible not to pick up. There's room for a beautiful image of your own as well as a striking title on the front, with more in-depth information set in a colourful grid on the back.
Mabel is a writer and multi-disciplinary artist. She is a regular freelance contributor to Creative Bloq and has also written for T3, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, and other Future publications. She's currently working on obtaining her degree in illustration and visual media from UAL, as well as running her independent publishing house Mabel Media, which has just launched its debut fine print publication, ‘One day I could be living again’, stocked in Magalleria, MagCulture and the London Review of Books bookshop. When she's not writing or making art in the physical form, she's making films for Mabel Media, rollerskating or travelling.
