Loona Flyer Maker — Free A4 & Letter Flyers
A flyer has one job: be read from a doorway. Big headline, one picture, the essential details, nothing else. Start from a template and yours is ready before the kettle boils.
Click a block to select it, drag to move, drag its bottom-right corner to resize. Layers: use Send backward / Bring forward.
How to use the Flyer Maker
- Pick a size and a starter template — every template is fully editable, nothing is locked.
- Click any text, shape or photo block to edit it: drag to move, drag the corner to resize, restyle in the editor below the canvas.
- Add your own photo blocks and background, arrange layers with Send backward / Bring forward.
- Download the PNG at the exact size you picked, or use Print / Save as PDF for paper copies.
How it works
Flyer sizes use real paper ratios — A4 at 794 × 1123 px and US Letter at 816 × 1056 px — so a printed copy matches the screen exactly. This page runs on Loona’s shared canvas editor: your design is a stack of text, shape and photo blocks rendered at the exact pixel size chosen, so exports are print- and platform-ready. Blocks are clamped inside the canvas and layers can be reordered. Everything happens in your browser — photos are never uploaded.
Worked example
A bakery announces a weekend bake sale: the Shop Sale template, a photo of the morning tray in the photo block, dates typed in — printed at home and pinned in twelve shop windows by noon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which size should I print?
A4 in most of the world; US Letter in the United States and Canada. Both export at the correct paper ratio for home printing.
Can I print double-sided or multiple copies?
Use Print / Save as PDF and set copies in your print dialog.
How do I add my photo?
Templates include a photo block — select it, or use + Add photo block, then upload when asked. The photo fills its block, centre-cropped.
Is the flyer maker free?
Yes — free, no sign-up, no watermark, no uploads.
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