Have flyers printed
Flyers are probably the most versatile type of printed product and can be used for promotions, invitations, product launches or any other purpose. At print24.com, you can customise your flyers and folded flyers perfectly. Thanks to a variety of paper options and finishes, optimally adapt them to your needs. If required, we can print up to half a million flyers per order for you. With just a few clicks, you can put together your print file and start your print job right here online!
We print your flyers in all conventional formats. For example, small flyers in practical business-card size in A7 (74 x 105 mm) format, or leaflets perfect for advertising events in A6 (105 x 148 mm). But we also print your flyers in larger sizes, such as 100 x 210 mm, DL (105 x 210 mm), A5 or even large A4. Special formats are of course also available upon request.
High-quality flyers and folded leaflets, individually designed - various standard formats and also special formats available
Which paper do I use?
In total, print24 offers you over 20 different paper types with varying thicknesses. The different paper types all vary in their surface finish, opacity, thickness, GSM (grammage) and colourfulness (varying whiteness).
Coated art paper
- Grammage: 90 gsm | 115 gsm | 135 gsm | 170 gsm | 250 gsm | 350 gsm
- Surface: matt or glossy, coated
We achieve the best printing results with so-called coated art paper, so-called because the surface is refined with a “coating” – a bonding agent. This involves applying a specific colour coating whose main components are chalk, kaolin, casein or polymer dispersion. All papers are generally first matt after coating. To achieve a glossy effect, it then needs to be put through two high-pressure rollers called a calendar. This gives the paper a very smooth, solid surface which not only feels nice but also enables better print quality and greater detail. The colours are absorbed less and look bold and intense.
Coated art paper, as used by us, generally has a very low volume. To attain the smooth surface, the material is compressed during production so that the volume is below 1.0.
Premium board
If the flyers need to be printed on thicker coated art paper, we offer premium cardboard with 400 gsm, which is only available in matt. Did you know - All our coated art paper is PEFC-certified.
Offset printing paper
- Grammage: 80 gsm | 90 gsm | 100 gsm | 120 gsm | 350 gsm | 400 gsm
- Surface: matt, uncoated, writeable (up to 120 gsm useable with home-printers)
We use another type of paper for offset printing. The uncoated offset paper is characterised by its intense 164 CIE whiteness. This printing paper is made from up to 100% cellulose and is writable. Additionally, the offset paper with a grammage of up to 100 gsm can be used for printing in your home printer.
Premium special papers
Our Chamois paper (100 gsm or 300 gsm) variety uses a warm earthy colour which gives your print product a naturally classy effect in creamy white. Anyone wanting to make their flyers stand out through particular refinement can also choose bright white paper (115 gsm or 350 gsm), which also impresses with a very smooth and velvety surface.
Our selection of premium paper is rounded off with Linen-finish (130 gsm or 350 gsm) and “Ribbed” (120 gsm or 350 gsm) varieties. Not only will they ensure your flyers have a greater visual impact, but will also be unique to the touch with a really elegant linen finish or ribbing.
Eco-friendly recycling paper
Recycling paper is an environmentally friendly alternative to the aforementioned paper types. It is Blue Angel-certified and boasts excellent 133 CIE whiteness. This paper is made 100% from recycled papers and has a natural, slightly rough surface. With our recycled paper, you have the choice between 80 and 300 gsm of grammage.
Groundwood pulp board
Groundwood pulp board with its slightly structured surface is particularly suitable for printing your message or logo. The extraordinary material has a thickness of 1.4 millimetres with a grammage of 575 gsm. The cardboard is made of shredded wood with a slightly cream colouring, which results from the lignin content of the cardboard. This component ensures that your flyers are particularly stable.
Felt-marked plain paper
Our felt-marked plain paper has a classic handmade structure. It has a pleasant volume of 1.4 combined with a soft feel. It is FSC® certified and made of pure ECF pulp (elemental chlorine free). The characteristic refined surface structure inspires a wide range of applications such as high-quality publications, flyers, postcards/folded cards, posters and stationery. Use it when you prefer classic textures.
Grass paper
We offer grass paper as a "green" natural paper. It is an environmentally friendly alternative in its production, in which the proportion of grass fibres can be up to 40%, depending on the intended use. Depending on further processing, contact of the material with dry, low-fat food is unproblematic, and it can be recycled and composted. Allergy sufferers need not worry, grass paper contains no allergens. The natural-coloured material has a textured, tactile surface. Since grass paper is an organic material, the natural colouring can vary from batch to batch. In addition, the inherent colouring of the paper affects the colours printed on it. A slight scent of grass is possible, but this will fade over time.
Kraft paper
The particularly strong kraft paper has a high tear/tensile strength due to the long pulp fibres it contains. Depending on the degree of lignin contained, the colour of the paper typically ranges from white to brown. Our kraft paper is white on the front and natural brown on the back. Due to its open-pored surface, printing inks are absorbed more strongly. This makes the print result less radiant than on coated paper. On the other hand, unlike most other papers, it is water-repellent to a certain extent.
The printing process
The offset printing process enables larger orders to be printed at a lower cost, and fonts to be printed with sharper contours. In this flat printing process, the ink is transferred from the pigmented printing plate to a rubber blanket and then applied to the flyer. Indirect offset printing helps make your flyers more abrasion-resistant, and usually more stable and lightfast. We particularly recommend offset printing for larger orders.
Digital printing: Gold and Silver colours even in small print runs
Say it with colour – in which colours do you want your flyers printed?
Whether it be black and white, 4C or gold and silver, print24 in Great Britain offers you an extensive range of colours to print your flyers. Standard colours come in the four-colour CMYK option, while multi-colour printing using special colours is performed using Pantone Matching System (PMS) and their so-called Pantone colour fans. There are 25 colours to choose from. The PMS colours are in turn assigned to certain paper types such as coated paper (C), uncoated paper (U) and matt coated paper (M).
At print24, you can both combine monochrome black printing, and enhance CMYK four-colour printing with Pantone colours. In this case, it is also referred to as additional spot colours. At print24, you can both combine monochrome black printing, and enhance CMYK four-colour printing with Pantone colours. This also involves additional spot colours.
- Black
- Black + Pantone
- Black + Gold
- Black + Silver
- CMYK
- CMYK + Pantone
- CMYK + Gold
- CMYK + Gold Digital
- CMYK + Silver
- CMYK + Silver Digital
- CMYK + Gold/Silver Digital
As a special highlight, we offer two options for printing gold or silver inks. First the classical method in offset printing and second in digital printing. With the latter, it is also possible to use with small print runs. Printing of Gold Digital/Silver Digital is done using metallic toner with special pigments that create a reflection. As a result, it is in no way inferior to offset printing and enables metallic effects even in gradations. With the "Gold/Silver Digital" option, four-colour printing can be enhanced with gold and silver at the same time! The luxurious silver and gold decorations invite you to touch, marvel at and browse the pages and stylishly complete your professional appearance. Whether delicate highlights or full-surface printing - silver and gold inks can mean the difference between just looking at and wanting to keep. Give your print the "Midas touch".
Refinements: Blind embossing | Hot foil flat embossing | Relief varnish | UV spot varnish
Topping off your flyer: Refining
At print24, we offer you seven different options for refining your flyers and transforming them into unique products.
- Blind embossing:
This embossing process makes your flyers three dimensional, accentuating fonts, logos or patterns. This special feature not only instantly catches the eye of your existing or potential customers, but also provides a unique tactile experience.
Coated art paper starting from 250 gsm, Premium papers starting from 120 gsm and 350 gsm Offset paper - Lamination:
This option involves us applying a wafer-thin film to your flyer, not only enhancing its look but also ensuring it is better protected and more robust. Special films can create additional tactile and visual effects through matting or gloss, or through velvety or linen finishes.
Coated art paper starting from 170 gsm - Hot foil flat embossing:
This refinement option adds luxurious gloss, so for example if you select gold or silver metallic foils. During printing, the hot foil can be applied precisely to a predefined area as a transfer foil.
Coated art paper starting from 250 gsm and 350 gsm Offset paper - Hot foil relief embossing:
This is a combination of relief embossing and hot foil embossing. Your flyers become three dimensional, and the refinement enables impressive light reflections. Next to gold- and silver foil you also have the choice between bronze-, copper-, red- or blue-metallic-foil for the relief embossing.
Coated art paper starting from 250 gsm and 350 gsm Offset paper - Relief varnish:
While blind embossing can also be felt on the back page of the flyer, the relief varnish only works on the surface. This option may be used to visually and tactilely accentuate, for example, a logo or slogan..
Coated art paper matt starting from 250 gsm - UV varnish:
This involves applying an additional layer of varnish to significantly increase your flyer’s robustness and also create impressive visual effects. The varnish can be applied across the entire flyer, or only to selected parts as UV spot varnish.
Coated art paper starting from 115 gsm - UV spot varnish:
Partial UV spot varnish, similar to the relief varnish, is just applied to certain elements on the flyer. The ultra-thin varnish layer can be used to visually highlight important information by reflecting the light more intensely.
Coated art paper starting from 250 gsm
> How to add spot varnish to your print with InDesign
Combination of refining options
Give your flyers this special shine by choosing a combination of different refining options.
- UV varnish & Blind embossing (Coated art paper starting from 350 gsm)
- UV varnish & Hot foil flat embossing (Coated art paper starting from 350 gsm)
- UV varnish & Hot foil relief embossing (Coated art paper starting from 350 gsm)
- UV spot varnish & Lamination (Coated art paper starting from 250 gsm)
Folding variants - The processing of flyers
In addition to the refinement options presented here, you can also further accentuate things with perforation and creasing. While our normal flyers are printed single-sided or double-sided Folded leaflets allow you to choose from different folding options such as half fold, french fold or parallel fold or a combination of fold types.
Single page flyer
The classical flyer without any creasing can be printed on one or both sides. They are, depending on format and paper, suitable to use as invitations, product information or as information material at trade fairs. The flyer can be created with any type of paper and in all kinds of formats. Optionally, we are able to add individual creasing or perforation.
Folding types: half fold flyer | french fold flyer | 8-sided double gatefold flyer
Half fold flyer
The simplest of the folding types with just one fold is the half fold. It's also called single fold as it folds the page in half. This folding type results into a 4-sided flyer that is particularly suitable for product flyers, mini-brochures, vouchers or greeting cards.French fold flyer
This is a combination of two half folds – The page is first folded in half horizontally and then again vertically. The simplest of the french folds, with two folds, results into 8 pages. It's therefore a fitting choice for posters and maps.Parallel fold flyers
The folded edges of this folding type run parallel to each other. Some of the parallel folds are the double gatefold, double parallel fold, the concertina fold and the trifold.Double gate fold flyer
To create an 8-sided roll fold flyer both outer sides will be folded towards the middle so that the outer edges touch in the middle of the flyer (6 sided gate or window fold). Afterwards, the flyer is folded in the middle (where the outside edges touch).The double gatefold offers enough space for detailed information for events or new products, especially in the A4 format.Double parallel fold flyer
The Double parallel fold is simply an extension of the single fold. The page is folded in half twice in the same direction. This results in 3 folds and 8 pages. print24 is also able to print a triple parallel fold flyer with 16 pages. With a format of 105 x 210 mm it offers enough space for an extensive program of events.Concertina fold flyer
The concertina or zig-zag fold with at least two folds results into a 6-page flyer. Each page is folded in the opposite direction to its neighbour, giving a pleated or concertina effect. Present your new product information with a high-quality zig-zag-flyer in the A6 format and impress your customers with special refinements. At print24 in Great Britain, you can also print your concertina fold flyers with 8 pages (3 folds), 10 pages (4 folds) or 12 pages (5 folds).Trifold flyer
The panels of the trifold flyer all fold in on each other, "wrapping" around one page. The simplest form of the trifold has two folds and results in a flyer with 6 pages. Depending on the format it can be used for menus or event information pamphlets. Incase 6 pages are not enough you also have the possibility at print24 to print a roll fold-flyer with 3 folds and 8 pages.
Folding types: Double parallel flyer | Z-fold flyer | Trifold flyer
Combination of fold types
In addition to the regular folding types, you have the opportunity at print24 to combine them. You can choose between different folding types dependant on the number of pages needed.- 1 x Parallel fold + 2 x Roll fold (10-pages)
- 3 x Concertina fold + 1 x Trifold (10-pages)
- 1 x Parallel fold + 2 x Roll fold (12-pages)
- 1 x Parallel fold + 2 x Concertina fold (12-pages)
- 2 x Concertina fold + 1 x French fold (12-pages)
- 3 x Concertina fold + 1 x Parallel fold (16-pages)
- 3 x Concertina fold + 1 x French fold (16-pages)
Create flyers online at print24 Great Britain
At print24 you can easily create your next flyer online without the need for an expensive graphic designer. We have created and stored a great number of print templates and different designs in our complimentary FreeDesign tool so that you can not only save money but also time. imply choose the flyer or folded flyer from the printing products and set the format and number of pages.
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You will quickly be acquainted with our design-tool - even without any graphical background. Tools like a ruler, magnifying glass or the text-tool are at your disposal. You can freely upload your own files and use them for the creation of your flyer. Combine your own text and pictures with the ready-made graphics and text designs. Do you need the flyer-design for a private or commercial event? We have a great number of pre-made designs, photos and graphics for a variety of events. If you need help while using FreeDesign you can click on the "quick help" button at any time. We wish you a lot of fun getting to know our free tools while you create your flyers.
Preview what your flyers will look like: Screenproof
We give you the option of a screenproof so you can see what your flyer will look like before it is printed. We will then create a preview of your product so that you see an initial proof immediately on your computer screen. We’ll send you an email as soon as your flyer’s screenproofs are ready and you can then view your product preview with a resolution of 150 dpi in your MyOrders folder within your customer account. All you need to remember is that the preview is not colour-fast, so its colours may differ from the actual finished product.
Anyone particularly wanting to see the flyer’s colouring beforehand can also request a paperproof from print24 Great Britain. In this case, we’ll send you a true-colour Fogra-certified preprint of your flyer by post within a few days. And to make colour-checking easier, we’ll add a green strip to the paperproofs. Paperproof costs and delivery times are displayed directly online when you make your selection. Please note that all paperproofs can only be created in A4 and A3 formats. Smaller formats are printed on A4 paper.
How long do flyers take to ship with print24 Great Britain?
From the time you select your flyer until shipment, you generally receive your order between five and eight working days later on standard shipping service. If things are particularly urgent, choose Express production and shipment, which will allow you to receive your order within two or three working days. If you need your flyers even sooner, the “Priority” option will get your order to you within no more than two working days if the order is completed by 11 AM. Please note, however, that delivery times are always dependant on the product selected.
FAQ for the product Flyer
1. What is the paper selection for the flyers? Which paper do the flyers consist of?
For flyers we offer bright white coated art papers. All offset papers are bright white and suitable for copying and laser printing. Our bright white recycled paper is FSC-certified and has the Blue Angel environmental seal. You can also choose from our special premium papers (chamois, ribbed, bright white, linen). We offer all types of paper in different paper thicknesses and grammages. Most flyers are ordered with 135 gsm picture printing paper.
2. Which flyer formats are available at print24?
Which format is right for you depends on the amount of your information, the purpose and the target group of your flyer. In the selection box of the configuration menu you can see what we offer for standard formats. From A3 to A8 as well as intermediate sizes and square or long flyer formats, everything is represented. Your desired format is not included? Then click on "Special format" in the configuration menu to the right of "Format" and define your special format. Make sure that your format is within the standard dimensions of 52 x 52 mm and 297 x 420 mm.
3. What is the difference between a leaflet and a flyer?
Flyers are 1-sided, leaflets have at least 2 sides and are folded. The number of pages always refers to the processed (e.g. folded) finished flyers in their final state. Please note that certain types of folds are only offered from a certain grammage due to their quality (e.g. altar folds from 170 gsm).
4. How much do 1.000 flyers cost?
That all depends on how many pages, which format and paper you have selected and whether you want a refinement. 1,000 pieces of our A6 flyer (with 135 gsm picture printing paper, untreated, 4-colour print and 2-sided) can be obtained for only £14.91 including shipping and VAT. Simply select from the configuration menu which features your flyer should have, the price is always updated when you change a setting and is clearly visible next to the shipping price.
5. How long do I have to wait for my flyers to arrive?
Select between Economy, Standard, Express or Priority delivery time options. The estimated delivery time is displayed directly in the configuration menu. Please note, however, that the delivery time of your flyers also depends on selected extras and quantity. With our fastest shipping method - Priority Shipping - you can receive your flyers within 24 hours (for an additional charge).
6. Which trim do I have to consider with flyers?
The bleed allowance for flyers is 2 mm on each side. Nevertheless, the print file should not go exactly to the bleed edge, but beyond it. This avoids the unavoidable irregularities that can result from cutting and punching. But do not place important elements and lettering too close to the bleed edge so that they are not trimmed. We also have a great tutorial on this topic on our blog: How to achieve better print results with bleed
7. What does "Print flyer with spot colour" mean? What is Pantone?
As standard printing inks, we offer four-colour printing in CMYK. Cyan, magenta and yellow are the basic colours of subtractive colour mixing. Black must be added, as it is not possible to produce pure black from these basic colours. Pantone is a colour system for spot and process colours. They are specially mixed and do not consist of the standard process colours cyan, magenta, yellow or black. Each spot colour results in an additional colour separation for printing. The individual spot colours can be determined with the aid of colour guides and colour tables. The Pantone colour system is used for gold and silver. However, the metallic effect can only be guaranteed with 100% ink application. Graduations in the colours lead to a loss. For Pantone colours, a separate colour channel must be created when creating the print data for the corresponding objects. Please always create the spot colors in a separate spot color channel and label it according to the spot color you have ordered. Only the ordered tone can be printed.
8. Can standard and special colours be combined for flyers?
With print24, monochrome and CMYK four-colour printing can be combined with Pantone inks. If you would like to print in spot colours, then select a spot colour combination in the "Print" selection box and select your desired colour tone, for example 5/5-colour CMYK + gold.
9. What should you pay attention to when designing the flyer?
Create your flyers with us in the FreeDesign-Tool or with Photoshop, InDesign etc. at your place. Make sure to include the bleed and to create the print data at least in 300dpi as PDF, JPEG or TIFF in CMYK colour mode with the colour profile "ISO Coated v2 (Fogra 39 L)" for coated art paper and "PSO Uncoated ISO12647 (Fogra 47L)" for offset or recycling paper. You are welcome to visit our blog for this purpose: The 7 golden tips for designing Flyers.
10. Can I view my finished flyer before printing?
The "Screenproof" option gives you the opportunity (for a small surcharge) to see for yourself how your flyer will look before printing. This means that you can preview your product in your MyOrders folder in the print24 customer account in a resolution of 150 dpi. The preview of the screen proofs is not colourfast, deviations are possible. If you would like to see the actual colouring of the flyer in advance, select the "Paperproof" option. In this case, we will send you a colour-binding, Fogra-certified pre-print of your flyer on the next working day. The costs for a paper proof as well as the delivery time will be displayed directly online during the selection process.
Want to print products other than flyers? Then start your next order online right now. Our products: folded leaflets, business card, calendars, brochure, spiral bound books, letterheads, magazines, poster, stickers, postcard. We’ll attend to your orders reliably, and offer you the best quality at top prices!
