Tear-Off Flyer Maker
Printable flyers with tear-off contact tabs for notice boards.
About this tool
Pick a template or start fresh: write a headline, subheading, details, a price or highlight and your contact line, choose how many tear-off tabs and an accent colour, then print.
Tear-off flyers that get responses
Tear-off flyers are a simple, local way to advertise lessons, tutoring, babysitting, lost pets, items for sale, rooms to let and clubs. Each tab along the bottom repeats your contact details sideways, so people can tear one off and take it with them. Write a short, bold headline that says what it is (LOST CAT, Piano Lessons, FOR SALE), a subheading with the key detail, a few lines of description, and a highlighted price or reward. Keep the contact line short, for example 'Piano lessons · Jo · 07700 900456', so it's readable on narrow tabs; six to ten tabs suit most flyers. After printing, cut along the dashed lines between tabs (not across the top line) so they tear off cleanly. Put flyers at eye level on community boards in shops, libraries, schools and cafés, with permission, and replace torn ones. Honest limits: very long contact lines get small on narrow tabs, so use fewer tabs or shorter text. Colour uses more ink, and some boards have rules about size and how long notices can stay up. The sign and poster maker and the business card generator are related.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a tear-off flyer?
Enter your headline, details and a short contact line, choose the number of tabs, print, then cut between the tabs.
How many tear-off tabs should a flyer have?
Usually 6 to 10, depending on how long your contact line is.
What should go on a lost pet flyer?
The pet's name, a clear description, where and when it was last seen, any reward and a phone number.
What paper should I print flyers on?
Ordinary 80 to 100 gsm paper is fine; bright paper helps flyers stand out.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. Everything is made in your browser, and nothing you type is stored or sent.