Last updated October 30, 2026

Make a flyer from a text description

This is the whole workflow: you write what the flyer should say and feel like, AIFlyer designs the finished thing. Most flyers go from text description to finished design in 60 to 90 seconds. No templates, no canvas, no design software.

How it works, in four steps

1. 1

   Write one description

   Say what the flyer is for and what must be on it. One or two sentences is enough; the recipe below lists what to include. No template picking, no blank canvas.

2. 2

   Generate

   AIFlyer designs the complete flyer from your text: layout, typography, imagery, and copy. Most designs finish in 60 to 90 seconds.

3. 3

   Edit by chat

   Tell it what to change in plain words: make the headline bigger, swap the photo for something warmer, move the date to the top. Two to four rounds of chat edits is typical before a design feels done.

4. 4

   Pick a format and export

   Switch between square, portrait, and landscape without redoing the design, then export as PNG. Paid plans export HD with no watermark.

The prompt recipe

A good flyer description names the facts the flyer must carry. Include these:

• •The exact headline, in quotes, if you already know it (for example "Grand Opening Saturday").
• •The event or business name.
• •Date and time, written out exactly as they should appear.
• •Venue or address.
• •One call to action: scan the code, call this number, visit the website. One, not three.
• •Contact info you want printed: phone, website, or social handle.
• •The audience and tone: families, young professionals, church members; bold, elegant, playful, minimal.
• •The format: square for social feeds, portrait for posters and print, landscape for screens.

One warning that applies to every AI design tool: proofread the details. Dates, times, addresses, and prices belong to you; verify them on the finished design before it goes out.

Three example descriptions that work

Editing by chat

The generated flyer is a fully editable design, not a flat image, so revision is conversation rather than canvas work. Typical edit messages:

• •Make the headline twice as big and move the date under it.
• •Swap the photo for one with people in it.
• •Use a deep green background and cream text.
• •Add a QR code area in the bottom right corner.

Formats, print, and export

Flyers generate in square, portrait, or landscape, and you can switch format without redoing the design. Portrait suits posters and printed handouts, square suits social feeds, landscape suits screens. Exports are PNG; paid plans export HD with no watermark, which is the version to hand a print shop. If you need other formats for comparison, the tool comparison covers which competitors export PDF and at what price.