Flyer & Brochure Printing Perth · Tako Print

Flyers and brochures still work (when they're done well).

At Tako, we print flyers and brochures in Perth that are worth keeping: sharp colours, quality stocks, and finishes that feel as good as they look, from trifolds for a café counter to A4 brochures for a professional services firm, we've got the options to suit your brand and your budget. 


Frequently Asked Questions About Flyer Printing in Perth

What sizes do flyers come in?

DL (99 x 210mm) is the standard - it fits letterboxes, brochure racks and the inside pocket of a presentation folder. A5 (148 x 210mm) gives roughly double the space and suits event promotion; A4 (210 x 297mm) works as a leave-behind or menu. If you're posting flyers, DL is almost always the right answer: it's the size Australia Post letterboxes and display stands are built around.

What paper stock should I choose for flyers?

150gsm gloss or matt is the standard flyer stock - substantial enough to feel professional, light enough to keep costs down on volume. Step up to 300gsm when the flyer needs to survive handling or double as a price list or menu - at that weight it's effectively a card. If you're unsure, the question to ask is how long the flyer needs to live: hours (handout) suits 150gsm, weeks (counter display) suits heavier. For the full picture on paper weights, see our paper and GSM guide.

What's the difference between a flyer and a brochure?

A flyer is a single flat sheet, printed one or both sides. A brochure is folded - a tri-fold DL brochure starts as an A4 sheet folded twice into three panels. Fold when you need to organise information into sections (services, menus, price lists); stay flat when you have one message and want maximum impact per glance.

Should I print single or double sided?

Double sided costs only a little more and roughly doubles your space - use the front for the hook and the back for the detail. The exception is flyers destined for pinboards or shop windows, where only one side will ever be seen.

How quickly can I get flyers printed?

Most standard flyer jobs are turned around within 2-4 business days from artwork approval. If you're up against an event date, talk to us before assuming it can't be done - rush options exist for most products. Artwork needs 3mm bleed on all sides; see our print-ready file guide if you're preparing your own.

Flyers are still the cheapest way to put your business in someone's hands. We design and print them in South Perth for businesses all over Perth - letterbox drops, menus, event handouts, campaign runs - and most of the jobs that go wrong go wrong before the printing starts. Here's what's worth knowing first.

Start with where it's going

The most useful question about a flyer isn't the design, it's the distribution. Letterbox drops want DL - it's the size letterboxes and delivery hands suit, and it arrives flat. Handing out at events or counters, DL or A6 works: small enough that people take one, big enough to be worth keeping. Menus and counter pieces are better at A5 or A4 on a heavier stock, because they get picked up and put down all day.

One thing we see often enough to mention: an unfolded A4 doesn't fit through most letterbox slots, so whoever's delivering folds it - a rough crease through the middle of your design, different on every copy. If the campaign is letterboxes, either design for DL or use a properly folded format so the fold is part of the layout.

Flat or folded?

A flat flyer suits a single message - an offer, an event, an announcement. Once you're organising information into sections, folding helps: a half fold gives you a cover and an inside, and a trifold (the standard DL brochure or leaflet) gives you panels to structure a menu, price list or service rundown, and still fits a letterbox. A rough guide: if the piece has one thing to say, stay flat. If it has several, fold.

Stock

150gsm is the standard flyer stock. Step up to 300gsm for menus and counter pieces that need to survive handling - at that weight it's closer to a card. If you want the full picture on paper weights and what the numbers mean, it's in our paper and GSM guide; for flyers, the short version is to match the weight to how long the piece needs to last.

Design and file checking

If you've got print-ready files, send them through - we check everything before press (sizing, bleed, colour setup, resolution), so if something's going to cause a problem you hear about it at proofing, not when you open the box. If you don't have artwork, our design team does flyer work every week, from one-off promos to letterbox campaigns across multiple suburbs. Either way you're dealing with the same small team here in South Perth.

Turnaround

Most standard flyer runs are ready in 2-4 business days from artwork approval - flyers are one of the quicker jobs through the shop. If you're up against an event date, call before assuming it can't be done - rush options exist for most products, and a conversation beats a missed weekend.

Flyers usually don't work alone

Most campaigns pair them with something: posters in the window while flyers do the letterboxes, a sign out the front while flyers sit on the counter. If the same message needs to show up in a few places at a few sizes, tell us once and we'll keep the design consistent across the lot.