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A3 digital flyers are ideal for short print runs of just a few dozen. Digital printing also produces brighter colours than traditional offset printing.
Need only a few dozen to a few hundred A3 flyers? Digital printing is ideal: short runs are welcome, and finished colours are generally brighter than with traditional offset printing. Ideal for event promotions, course posters, menus and price lists, opening offers and urgent reprints.
Bright colours and lightweight handling, ideal for street or in-store distribution and urgent reprints.
The sturdier paper is ideal for price lists, course posters, display stands or mounting on boards.
Large areas of dark colour are more prone to set-off / colour transfer; for a more reliable, durable result, add lamination when ordering.
| Paper stock | Feel / result | Best suited to... |
|---|---|---|
| 128gsm gloss art paper Lightweight, bright colours |
Vibrant colours and a smoother surface; suitable for high-volume distribution and excellent value. | Event promotion, in-store distribution, promotional flyers and urgent reprints. |
| 157gsm gloss art paper Sturdier, upgraded feel |
The paper feels firmer and holds its shape better; it looks smarter in a display stand or when mounted. | Price lists, course / seminar posters, brand promotion and display flyers. |
| Prefer a matte finish? Available on request |
If you would like reduced sheen and less glare in photographs, tell us the intended use and quantity on WhatsApp first and we will recommend the most reliable option. | Exhibition spaces with strong lighting, close-range reading and designs with understated brand colours. |
Tip: A3 provides plenty of space. We recommend using a large heading and dividing sections with white space. If your design has full-bleed dark colours, lamination is recommended for a more reliable result.
Place it at an entrance, till or lift lobby: A3 is large enough to communicate the key message in 3 seconds.
It holds more information than A4 without becoming difficult to display; it is the most common size for notices.
Larger type is easier to read; mounting it on a plastic board or display stand makes it more durable (lamination available).
(The above notes are subject to the original terms on the product page.)
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
Save your file
We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
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