Flyers, ready to print and easy to change.

Clients bring flyers from AI generators that look finished but can't be edited or sent to prepress. Redrawable turns the image into a layered vector with live text, set at the ordered size, so a date change is a quick edit.

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Brightpath Marketing · Flyer, 5 x 7 in. Drag to compare.

Every part, yours to change.

What comes back when you send the client's image of the design.

Headlines and copy stay editable
Every headline, price, date and paragraph comes back as live text, so next month's event or a new price is a few keystrokes.
Photos stay photos
A food shot or a house photo stays an image, placed in its own layer. Logos, badges, icons and panels around it are redrawn as vectors.
Any flyer size
Letter (8.5 x 11 in), half letter, 5 x 7 in, tabloid or a custom size. The design is laid out for the trim, with bleed and a safety margin.

Flyers rebuilt by Redrawable

Real pieces, rebuilt and delivered. Open one to compare it with its original.

Sizes for flyers, drawn to scale.

Or enter any custom size. Every design is laid out on the trim, with a bleed and a safety margin.

8.5 x 11 in
5.5 x 8.5 in
11 x 17 in
8.5 x 14 in
4.25 x 11 in
2.5 x 4 in
3.5 x 8.5 in
3.75 x 8.25 in
4 x 6 in
4 x 9 in
4.25 x 5.5 in
5 x 7 in
6 x 6 in
6 x 9 in
8 x 8 in
8 x 10 in
9 x 12 in
12 x 12 in

Questions, answered.

The client's flyer came from an AI flyer generator. Will it work?

Yes. Generated flyers are exactly what Redrawable is built for. The text needs to be readable in the image; if the generator garbled a word, tell us the right wording and it is set as live text.

Can we change the text after download?

Yes. Open the SVG or Illustrator file in Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity or Figma, or ask for a revision in the Studio.

Do you print the flyers?

No. Redrawable makes the file; it goes to your own press or the printer you already use.

Which files do I get?

An editable SVG master, a CMYK vector PDF, an Illustrator file, and 300 DPI PNG and JPG images. The PDF is a vector export, not a press-ready file: your printer may still ask for their own checks.