Flyer Design Tips: How to Make a 4×6 Flyer People Actually Read
A standard flyer is 4 x 6 inches. This guide covers the file size, a layout that works, simple copy, bilingual and QR code tips, and where to hand out flyers around Houston.
Practical, honest guides from our Houston studio: how printing methods compare, how to prepare your artwork, what to give for every occasion and how to order for a group. New articles every day, in English and Spanish.
A standard flyer is 4 x 6 inches. This guide covers the file size, a layout that works, simple copy, bilingual and QR code tips, and where to hand out flyers around Houston.
What bleed, trim and safe zone mean, with the exact business card and flyer sizes (3.75 x 2.25 in and 4.25 x 6.25 in), what goes wrong without them and how to set them up.
How to choose between a hoodie and a crewneck for custom printing, with a comparison of the fleece models we list, print placement around the pocket and drawcords, youth sizes and group-order tips.
Why dark garments are harder to print, which methods work, which colors read best and how to prepare artwork so your logo or photo looks right on black, navy or charcoal.
A plain-English guide to choosing the shirt fabric before you order: how cotton, polyester and 50/50 blends feel, which print method each one takes, and real examples from our catalog.
How to uniform a cleaning crew in Houston: the best shirts for the heat, colors that hide everyday dirt, where the logo and phone number go, extras like caps and cards, and a sample spec to copy.
Shirt ideas by occasion, designs that read from across the room, colors that photograph well, how to handle scripture and how to collect sizes, with a group-order brief you can send us.
The plain answer to what DPI you need for printing: 300 at the final size, 150 as the minimum. With the pixel math for shirts, cards and tumblers, and how to check your own file.
Respectful Veterans Day shirt and gift ideas for families, schools, churches and employers: what to put on them, what not to print, red, white and blue design tips and a plan for Wednesday, November 11.
A plain-English guide to sublimation printing: how the dye bonds, which materials work (and which never will), why white blanks look brightest and where we use it in Houston.
Send your design, your idea or just a description. We prepare the file at the right size and personalize it for you — in English or Spanish, by message or on WhatsApp.