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Economy A5 flyers are slightly smaller than A5 at 210 x 140mm, 0.8cm shorter than A4 flyers. Yet 32K flyers cost nearly 15% less than A5 flyers, making them the better choice unless standard A5 is essential.
Planning street distribution, letterbox drops, in-store promotion or flash offers? These "Economy A5 (32K)" flyers are designed for large-scale promotion: 140×210mm (slightly narrower than standard A5 to keep costs down), printed on 128gsm gloss art paper for clear, vibrant results, available in full colour on one or both sides—ideal for "short-term promotions + frequent distribution".
Ideal for a "first promotion": test the location/offer first, then reprint based on the response.
A better unit cost and ideal for high-volume distribution; recommended layout: "large headline + 3 key points + QR code".
Put the key selling point on the front and the address/map/prices/terms on the back, so readers need not ask for more details.
Practical paper stock and specifications deliver "high-volume distribution + clear readability"; no frills, simply strong results at lower cost.
The slight sheen makes images and colour blocks stand out; it is commonly used for food and drink offers, property promotions and course advertising.
It still looks close to A5 but makes costs easier to control; ideal for "short-term campaigns / frequent design changes".
| Item | Details / Features | Ideal If... |
|---|---|---|
| Finished size: 32K 140 × 210mm |
Similar in visual area to A5 but more compact; convenient for distribution, letterbox drops and in-store display. | You want to "print more and distribute more" while keeping the content clear and easy to read. |
| Paper: 128gsm gloss art paper Popular promotional paper |
Vibrant colours and clean images; the lightweight stock is ideal for short-term promotions and regular design refreshes. | You do not need a thick, "premium" feel; cost and efficiency matter more. |
| Printing: full colour, single-/double-sided CMYK |
Single-sided printing grabs attention; double-sided printing puts "terms/maps/prices" on the back for more complete information. | You have more information to explain at once and want fewer follow-up questions from customers. |
Need a heavier stock with more of a "brand" feel? Consider standard A5 flyers/A4 flyers (with more paper stocks available).
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
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