Create A4/A5 Flyers

[Blaby Loyal]

One of the charities I am involved with has announced its programme of talks and lectures for 2019.

They are only listed on a website at the moment but I would like to create either an A5 or A4 "cut out 'n' keep' flyer for download from the website.

I had planned to create the flyer in Word as it doesn't need any 'funky' graphics or owt like that. Will I be OK with Word or can someone suggest a more suitable alternative.

Thanks.

 

[estwig]

I do a lot of this for my Scout Group, I offer word and pdf options, it's easy to print to pdf and offer that as a download. I also make a jpeg for use on social media, post it to the fb groups, save the pdf as a jpeg seems easy to do.

 

[DavidWH]

If you're uploading it to a website, I'd opt for a PDF. It should maintain your desired appearance on all devices.

We don't call PDF's pre determined f**k up's for nothing, but much prefered over a word document.

 

[Lisa Thomas]

Maybe create in word then save it in a PDF format.

 

[Noah]

MS Publisher, or open source alternative?

 

[redigo.]

I would recommend canva.com. We've used it lots and has editable templates for everything from A4/A5 flyers to social media posts