Prepare image for A5 Flyer Print
A5 is the standard flyer size — 1748×2480 pixels at 300 DPI.
Your images stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
A5 flyers (148×210 mm) are the most common promotional flyer size in the UK. At 300 DPI they need 1748×2480 pixels.
This preset produces a 2480 px JPEG at quality 95 — A5-flyer-print-ready. Add 3 mm bleed if your print shop's template requires it.
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Frequently asked questions
- What resolution do I need for A5 flyer print?
- Professional print requires 300 DPI (dots per inch). The preset on this page produces the exact pixel dimensions needed at 300 DPI for A5 flyer print — the size that most print shops require.
- Can I print at less than 300 DPI?
- For posters viewed from a distance, 200 DPI is acceptable. For anything held in hand (postcards, flyers, business cards), 300 DPI is what separates professional-looking print from visibly soft output.
- What format should I send to the print shop?
- JPEG at maximum quality is the safest universal choice — every print shop accepts it. For designs with transparency (like T-shirt PNGs), send PNG. Ask your print shop directly if they specify a preferred colour profile.
- Do I need to add bleed?
- For any print with edge-to-edge design (business cards, flyers, posters), yes — typically 3 mm bleed on each edge. Talk to your print shop; their template usually specifies exact bleed dimensions.
- Is my image uploaded anywhere?
- No. The resize runs in your browser. Files only leave your device when you send them to the print shop.
Prepare an image for A5 flyer.
Drop an image and the tool sizes it for the target print resolution. Nothing uploaded.
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