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Digital flyer printing is ideal for short runs without offset printing's high-volume limits. Order from just a few dozen copies on quality 128gsm or 157gsm gloss or matt art paper, with delivery in as little as one working day.
Need A5 flyers in a small quantity and in a hurry? Digital printing is ideal: from 60 copies, with fast turnaround even for last-minute reprints. Choose 128gsm / 157gsm gloss or matt art paper, ideal for in-store distribution, course promotions, event information and compact price lists (single-sheet format).
Brighter, more vibrant colours; the best-value choice for A5 handouts.
Less glare under indoor lighting, with crisper text and graphics.
Stiffer and more substantial; choose 157gsm for a more professional finish.
| Paper Stock | Feel / Visual Appearance | Best for... |
|---|---|---|
| 128gsm Gloss Art Paper Vibrant Colours |
A brighter, more eye-catching surface; the most popular and cost-effective choice for general flyers. | Street and in-store distribution, promotional flyers and short-term event campaigns. |
| 157gsm Gloss Art Paper Stiffer • Looks Better in Photos |
The same bright finish on a sturdier sheet that feels more substantial in the hand. | Brand events, image-led promotions, display stands and compact price lists. |
| 128gsm Matt Art Paper Low Glare • Easy to Read |
A softer, low-glare finish for clearer close-range reading, especially on text-heavy designs. | Course/seminar information, indoor displays and locations where low glare is needed. |
| 157gsm Matt Art Paper Matt + Sturdy (Best Balance) |
Combines low glare with a sturdier feel for the most reliable all-round presentation. | Branding flyers, price lists and applications requiring readability with a premium feel. |
Tip: If your design has a full-bleed dark background or large blocks of colour, message us on WhatsApp before ordering so we can help you reduce the risk of ink set-off.
A strong key visual, a simple offer and a QR code all on one side; a more economical option.
Use one side for the key visual and the other for details (time/address/map/terms); better suited to courses, menus and information sheets.
If the two sides differ greatly in colour (a high total ink value/multiple colours on the dark side), there is a risk of ink show-through or set-off; ask us for a more reliable approach if needed.
(The original Printing Notes on this product page take precedence.)
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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