Upload a property photo, fill in the price, address, beds, baths and square footage, add your details, and pick a color theme. The flyer redraws live — then download it as a PNG or print it straight from the page.
Exactly what downloads and prints.
Exports at 1700 × 2200 px.
A property flyer has one job: get someone to book a viewing. These decide whether it does.
A bright exterior shot or the strongest living space, in landscape orientation, fills the photo panel edge to edge. The builder crops the image to fit, so wide shots work better than tall ones.
The price band is the largest text on the flyer for a reason — it is the first thing a reader's eye finds. Beds, baths and square footage sit in their own strip underneath, scannable in a glance.
Two or three sentences about the standout features beat a full listing write-up. The builder trims longer text so the layout holds, but editing it down yourself reads better.
Flyers get photographed, not kept. One wrong digit in the agent footer wastes every print. Read the number back digit by digit before you download.
The flyer is designed at 850 × 1100 px and exports at double resolution — 1700 × 2200 px PNG — which prints well at a full page. The Print button opens a page sized for US Letter with the flyer fitted to the sheet.
Click Print. A print window opens with the flyer sized to the page — choose color, 100% scale (not “fit to page” twice), and print. For best results use a color laser printer or a print shop's glossy stock.
No. Everything runs in your browser: the photo is read locally with FileReader and drawn straight onto the canvas. It never leaves your device, which also means the page works offline once loaded.
Yes. The listing tag selector includes For Rent alongside For Sale, Open House and Just Listed — the tag chip on the photo updates instantly when you change it.
Yes — the six color themes (navy, burgundy, forest, teal, charcoal, gold) recolor the price band, stats, divider, frame and agent footer instantly without touching your text or photo.
This real estate flyer template is a fill-in builder: upload a property photo, type the price, address, beds, baths and square footage, add a short description plus your name and phone number, then pick one of six color themes. The flyer redraws live on the page as you type, so what you see in the preview is exactly what downloads. When it looks right, the Download PNG button saves a high-resolution image, and the Print button opens a print-ready page sized for a full sheet of paper.
The layout follows the standard property-flyer formula: the photo runs across the top, the price sits in a bold color band underneath, then the address headline, a beds–baths–sq-ft strip, the description, and an agent footer with your contact details. The listing tag — For Sale, For Rent, Open House or Just Listed — appears as a chip on the photo and again beside the price, so the flyer's purpose is clear at a glance. The six themes (navy, burgundy, forest, teal, charcoal and gold) recolor the price band, stats, divider, frame and footer instantly.
Everything runs in your browser. The photo you upload is read locally and drawn straight onto the flyer canvas — it is never sent to a server, which also means the page keeps working offline once loaded. Browse all free tools to see the full collection.
Fill in the listing fields — photo, price, address, beds, baths, square footage, description, agent name and phone — and choose a color theme. The flyer preview updates live with every keystroke. When it looks right, download it as a PNG or send it straight to the printer.
At minimum: a strong photo, the price, the address, beds, baths and square footage, and a way to reach the agent. This template places each of those in the standard flyer positions — photo on top, price in a bold band, key stats in a scannable strip, contact details in the footer.
Yes. The listing tag selector offers For Sale, For Rent, Open House and Just Listed, and the tag chip on the flyer updates instantly when you change it — the rest of the layout works the same for rentals.
No. The builder runs entirely in your browser: your photo is read locally and drawn onto the flyer canvas without ever leaving your device. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere either.
