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Digital flyer printing is ideal for small runs without offset printing's volume limits, with production from just a few dozen. We use quality paper and card stocks, mainly 128gsm or 157gsm gloss or matte art paper. Fastest delivery is 1 working day.
Need a few dozen to a few hundred A4 flyers? Digital printing is ideal: low minimum order, fast turnaround and able to accommodate urgent reprints. Choose gloss/matte art paper (128gsm / 157gsm), suitable for in-store distribution, course promotion, price lists and event information sheets.
Bright colours and lightweight, offering excellent value for street or counter distribution.
Less glare under lights or when photographed; ideal for understated designs.
The stiffer stock holds its shape better, giving mounted displays, display stands and price lists a more premium feel.
| Paper | Feel/appearance | Best suited to... |
|---|---|---|
| 128gsm gloss art paper Vivid colours |
A brighter, more vibrant surface; the most popular choice for general flyers and excellent value. | Street/in-store distribution, promotional flyers and short-term event promotion. |
| 157gsm gloss art paper More rigid • more stylish |
The same bright finish, but with a stiffer stock that feels more substantial in the hand. | Price lists, course flyers, display stands and promotions that require more substance. |
| 128gsm matte art paper Low glare • easy to read |
The reduced sheen is easier on the eyes, with greater clarity under lights and at close reading distance. | Exhibition lighting, indoor display and understated brand designs. |
| 157gsm matte art paper Matte + rigid (best balance) |
Combines low glare with greater rigidity; the most dependable option for look and feel. | Brand flyers, price lists and uses requiring easy reading and a more premium appearance. |
Tip: If your design uses full-bleed dark colours or large colour blocks, tell us its purpose on WhatsApp before ordering. We will recommend a more reliable treatment where appropriate (to avoid the risk of set-off).
Fit event details, promotional information and a QR code on one side while keeping costs down.
Use one side for the main visual and the other for details (map/prices/timetable); better suited to courses, menus and information sheets.
If the two sides differ greatly in colour (with high colour values on the dark side), there is a risk of ink bleed/set-off; we can recommend a more reliable method if required.
(The above information is based on the original "Printing Notes" 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
From posters and backdrops to booklets, we do it all! Let our professional design team craft eye-catching print work for you.
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