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Flyer dimensions

The standard flyer size is 215.9 × 279.4 mm (8.5 × 11 inches), or 2550 × 3300 pixels at 300 DPI.

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 Flyer dimensions: 2550×3300 pixels, 17:22 aspect ratio

Specifications

SpecValue
Dimensions (px)2550 × 3300 px
Aspect ratio17:22
Size (inches)8.5 × 11 in
Size (cm)21.59 × 27.94 cm
Size (mm)215.9 × 279.4 mm
Supported formatsPDF, PNG, JPG, TIFF
Color modeCMYK
Bleed3 mm (0.118″)

Print zones

ZoneDimensionsPurpose
Trim8.5 × 11Final cut size
Bleed8.75 × 11.25Design canvas (extends past trim)
Safe area8.25 × 10.75Keep text and logos inside this zone

All supported sizes

FormatDimensionsAspect ratio
Full page (8.5×11")2550 × 3300 px17:22
Half page (5.5×8.5")1650 × 2550 px11:17

Flyer in pixels at different DPI

ResolutionWidthHeightUse case
72 DPI612 px792 pxScreen / web
96 DPI816 px1056 pxWindows default
150 DPI1275 px1650 pxDraft print / large posters
300 DPI2550 px3300 pxHigh-quality print

Design at this size with Moda

Start with a canvas pre-set to 2550×3300px and let AI generate your design.

Create a flyer

Design tips

The most common flyer size is 8.5×11 inches (US Letter / A4). At 300 DPI, that's 2550×3300 pixels. Half-letter flyers (5.5×8.5 inches) are also popular for handouts. Flyers are single-sheet printed materials designed for wide distribution — events, promotions, announcements, and advertising.

  • Design at 2550×3300px (300 DPI) for full-page flyers. Half-page is 1650×2550px.
  • The most important info should be readable from arm's length — use 24pt+ headlines.
  • Include 3mm bleed for professional printing. Use 100-170 GSM paper for a good weight-to-cost balance.

What you need to know

Flyers come in several standard sizes, all based on common paper formats: full-page (8.5×11" / A4), half-page (5.5×8.5"), quarter-page (4.25×5.5"), and third-page (3.67×8.5"). The full-page format is most common for event posters and detailed promotional materials. Half-page is popular for handouts and door-to-door distribution.

The key design principle for flyers is hierarchy — the most important information (what, when, where) should be readable from arm's length. Use large, bold headlines (at least 24pt), clear event details, and a strong visual or photo. Keep body text to a minimum — flyers are skimmed, not read.

For professional printing, include 3mm bleed and use CMYK color mode. Flyers are typically printed on 100-170 GSM paper (lighter than cardstock, heavier than copier paper). Glossy finish works well for photo-heavy designs; matte or uncoated is better for text-heavy content that people might write on.

How to create a flyer at the right size

  1. 1Open Moda and create a new canvas at 2550×3300 pixels.
  2. 2Design your flyer using AI generation or start from a blank canvas.
  3. 3Export as PDF and upload to your platform.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a standard flyer?

8.5×11 inches (US Letter) is most common. Half-page flyers are 5.5×8.5 inches. In ISO countries, A4 (210×297mm) or A5 (148×210mm) are standard.

What resolution should I use for flyers?

300 DPI for professional printing. At 8.5×11 inches, that's 2550×3300 pixels.

What is the standard flyer size?

8.5 × 11 inches (US Letter / A4) for full-page flyers. Half-page flyers are 5.5 × 8.5 inches.

What paper weight should flyers be?

100-170 GSM. Lighter than cardstock but heavier than copier paper. Gloss for photo-heavy designs, matte for text.

Specs last verified: March 19, 2026. Dimensions may change as platforms update their requirements.