Výroba a tisk letáků A6 - Offset

Product detailed description

A6 flyer printing in a compact format

A small size for easy inserting and handing out

We offer the A6 format (105 × 148 mm) as the smallest standard flyer size at TAEDA, ideal wherever a message needs to take up as little space as possible. Its compact size fits into a wallet, envelope or alongside a receipt, so it works best as an add-on to another piece of material rather than a stand-alone presentation. Thanks to its size, it is also usually cheaper to print and ship than larger formats.

A typical use for an A6 flyer is as a discount coupon, an event ticket, or a small insert accompanying an order in a parcel. It also fits neatly into countertop display stands, where it serves as an impulse offer for customers waiting at the till. The small format allows large print runs at a relatively low cost per piece.

Papers and technology suited to a small format

For A6 flyer printing we choose between 130 gsm gloss-coated paper, which makes a logo and coloured coupon elements pop, and 90 gsm uncoated offset paper for a simpler, more economical option. Printing uses offset technology in CMYK colour, which guarantees sharp detail even on a small surface where every millimetre counts.

A6 cards are printed single- or double-sided, with the option of full-bleed printing across the whole sheet with no white border. Given the small size, it is best to keep the artwork focused on a simple message – logo, short text and a coupon or QR code – so legibility holds up even after scaling down.

Ordering and additional services

The minimum order is 250 pieces, and thanks to the small format this also makes larger runs for mass distribution good value. Standard turnaround is 72 hours from artwork approval, so coupons or tickets can be ready even for short-notice events.

Every order includes 30 minutes of free graphic design work, for example to adjust font size so the text stays legible even on such a small surface. Before printing, artwork is checked for correct dimensions, bleed and colour space.