A good event flyer answers what, when and where before anything else. People decide in a second or two whether an event is for them, so the name has to be big, the date and time easy to find, and the place clear enough that nobody needs to click to know if it is nearby.
This event flyer maker arranges your photo, event name, date and time, place, a short description and an RSVP button in one of five styles: a full photo poster, a split layout, an arched window, a bold circle and a clean minimal design. Export the same flyer as a 2:3 pin, a square post or a 9:16 story. It runs entirely in your browser. Bulk mode makes one flyer per row of a CSV or Excel file.
What to put on an event flyer
Keep to the essentials: event name, date, time, place and one call to action. Add the day of the week with the date, like Sat, June 14, because people plan by weekday. For online events, write Online and the time zone in the place line.
Use the details line for the one thing that makes people say yes: free entry, kids welcome, limited seats, a well known speaker. Everything else, such as the full schedule, parking and refund policy, belongs on the event page the flyer links to.
Promoting an event on Pinterest
Pinterest is a planning platform, so publish your flyer pin several weeks before the event, then pin a second design closer to the date. Link it to the registration or ticket page and track sign ups with the UTM builder.
Download the square and story versions too, so the same design works on other channels. For workshops that teach something, a step by step pin or a checklist pin makes a useful teaser that leads to the event.