Tear-off flyer template
Pin it up — people take your number with them.
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Example
Example: a babysitting flyer with 10 phone-number strips for the neighborhood board
Emma, 17, wants babysitting work and pins a flyer at the library and the coffee shop. Headline “Babysitter available”, three lines of text (who she sits for, when, “$18 an hour, Maple Street area.”), “Emma (312) 555-0147” on the strips (a fictional number), 10 strips, in colour, US Letter, no photo.
- The headline fills the blue band at the top in two lines, “Babysitter” and “available”, 19 mm tall, the largest it gets.
- With no photo the text is centred in the frame at its largest size, 12 mm; the three lines wrap to five, and each line break she typed stays a break.
- Along the foot, 10 strips 19.2 mm (0.76 in) wide and 60 mm (2.4 in) tall. The contact runs up each strip in two lines, “Emma (312)” and “555-0147”, 7.2 mm tall.
- Cut along each dashed line up to the solid line; the scissors at the foot of the first one show where to start.
| Strips | Strip width (Letter) | “Emma (312) 555-0147” | “(312) 555-0147” |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 32.0 mm | two lines, 7.2 mm | one line, 6.4 mm |
| 8 | 24.0 mm | two lines, 7.2 mm | one line, 6.4 mm |
| 10 | 19.2 mm | two lines, 7.2 mm | one line, 6.4 mm |
| 12 | 16.0 mm | one line, 4.2 mm | one line, 6.5 mm |
tear-off-flyer.pdf, one US Letter page. Ten neighbors can take her number; with 12 strips the name and number would shrink to one 4.2 mm line, so 10 is the most strips that keeps them at 7.2 mm, easy to read from a step away.
How it works
- Type the headline and the text, and add a photo if you like.
- Type your phone number or email for the strips and choose how many.
- Print, cut between the strips along the dashed lines and pin it up.
Frequently asked questions
- What are tear-off flyers used for?
- Tutoring and lessons, babysitting, rooms to rent, things for sale, lost keys or a choir looking for singers — anywhere with a notice board.
- How do I cut the strips?
- Cut along each dashed line up to the solid line, so every strip hangs on the flyer until someone tears it off.
- Is the photo uploaded?
- No — it is placed on the flyer in your browser and never leaves your device.
- Is there a lost pet poster?
- Yes — the lost and found pet poster has a big banner, a photo frame and fields for the details.
- How many strips should I choose?
- Ten suits most boards. On US Letter 6 strips are 32 mm wide and 12 are 16 mm; a short number stays the same size on all of them, but a name and number together can shrink to one small line on 12 strips. Two copies of the flyer beat one with tiny strips.
- What if I leave the strips empty?
- They print blank with a line to write on (two lines on 6 or 8 strips, one on 10 or 12), so you can fill in a number by hand or print the flyer for someone else.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The pages are made in your browser.