Flyers

Yes. 1/3 A4 (DL) is a tall, narrow size that fits leaflet racks and display holders well, and it slips into letters too. Tourism, hospitality and health services use it a lot. For a stand that holds them on a counter, look at Customisable Cardboard Brochure Stands.

A6 is pocket-sized and good for handouts, vouchers and bag drops. A5 gives you twice the space, so it suits offers that need a short list, prices or a map. If you want something sent through the post on its own, compare them with our postcard printing service.

The dropdown starts at 25 and goes up to 100000, with steps such as 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2500, 5000 and 10000 along the way. Above 15000 it rises in 5000s. For an unusual number or a run beyond 100000, request a custom quote.

On the cheapest combination of options, 100000 flyers come to £576.89. Choosing a heavier stock, double sided print or lamination will raise that, and the configurator shows the live price before you add to cart. Use the figure as a starting point for budgeting a large run.

Generally yes, as the total rises much more slowly than the quantity. The quickest way to see it for your options is to set size, paper and sides, then compare a few quantities in the configurator. Anything else you need can go in the same basket from the print shop.

A print-ready PDF made at the finished size you ordered, such as A5 or 148mm x 148mm, is the safest choice. Keep wording and logos clear of the edges. Send the back as a second page if you are printing double sided. If you are stuck setting up the file, get help from the studio.

Yes. Choose the Professional artwork and design service (+£36.00) at the artwork step, and a designer creates the flyer from your logo, photos and text. If you already have print-ready artwork, uploading it is free. Matching business cards help keep your branding consistent.

Yes. Add each design to your cart as a separate item with its own options and artwork. That is useful when you want to test two offers or run different versions for different areas. Other flyer formats you might mix in are in the flyers and leaflets category.

Pick Size, Paper Type, Sides Printed, Lamination and Quantity, and the total updates as you choose. Then select your artwork option, add the flyers to your cart and pay by card at checkout through Stripe, with Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted. Our Manchester flyer page covers planning tips.

Your flyers are produced in Manchester by WEB PRINT & SIGNS LIMITED, a print, signs and web company that has been trading since 2003 and has helped over 20,000 UK businesses. Call 0161 315 1151 or email hello@webprintsigns.co.uk with any question. Read more about Web Print Signs.

Production is typically around 2 working days, so it depends on when you order and whether you collect or need delivery. Collecting from our Manchester studio removes the delivery wait. If you are working to a close date, call or message the team before ordering.

Yes, enter the venue as the delivery address at checkout, where the UK delivery cost is shown before you pay. Make sure someone at the venue knows to expect the parcel. If you also need a printed backdrop for the stage or photo area, see our event backdrop printing service.

Yes, they remain a staple for nights out, gigs and festivals, handed out in queues and left in bars and shops. A6 on 350gsm Art Board Silk Finish is a common choice. For the venue entrance or a stall, a Roller Banner with the same artwork pulls the campaign together.

Restaurants and takeaways use flyers for delivery menus, set-menu offers, new opening hours and loyalty deals, dropped through local doors or placed in bags. A double sided A5 has room for a short menu. For a full sit-down menu, see our menu printing Manchester service.

Yes, add your web address or a QR code so people can book, order or find out more straight from the flyer. It works best when the page they land on matches the offer. If your site needs work first, our web design Manchester team can help.