Resize one flyer for the digital shape you actually need.
A print flyer or old social graphic does not automatically fit every digital layout. CrispyFlyer lets you choose a target shape and prepares the existing design around that output instead of simply stretching it.
Built-in digital sizes
CrispyFlyer currently includes these digital presets:
Square: 1080 × 1080 px
Portrait 4:5: 1080 × 1350 px
Portrait 3:4: 1080 × 1440 px
Story 9:16: 1080 × 1920 px
Landscape 16:9: 1920 × 1080 px
You can also enter a custom pixel size when a website, email system, ad placement, display, or other service gives you exact requirements.
Why changing the aspect ratio matters
A tall flyer squeezed into a square becomes distorted. Cropping it blindly can cut off a headline, logo, price, date, or contact information. CrispyFlyer prepares the cleanup around the target shape so the design can be adapted rather than simply stretched.
Square posts
Square output is useful when you need a balanced 1:1 graphic. It works best when the most important information can remain readable without depending on the extra height of a print flyer.
Portrait posts
The 4:5 and 3:4 presets keep more vertical room than a square while still producing a digital-first image. They can be useful for tall artwork that needs to stay readable on a phone screen.
Stories and vertical screens
The 9:16 preset is 1080 × 1920 px. Because apps can place interface controls over story-style content, keep important text and codes comfortably away from the extreme edges and review the final image in the destination app before publishing.
Landscape graphics
The 16:9 preset is 1920 × 1080 px. This is a much wider shape than most print flyers, so a good result may need surrounding artwork to be extended while the important content stays intact.
Digital files do not need a print DPI target
For screen use, the pixel dimensions are what matter. CrispyFlyer's 300 DPI metadata is for physical print outputs; digital presets are defined directly by their pixel dimensions.
Start with the best source
Use the largest, clearest copy you have. If the flyer is already blurry or compressed, see the blurry flyer guide. If it came from an AI image generator, see the AI-generated flyer cleanup guide.
Check the important details
Before publishing, verify names, dates, prices, phone numbers, URLs, logos, faces, and small text. Scan any QR code, UPC, or barcode in the finished file rather than assuming a code is valid because it looks correct.
Need a different exact size?
Choose Custom and enter the pixel dimensions required by the service where the flyer will be used. Custom outputs are limited to 10,800 pixels per side and 100 megapixels total.
Ready to resize it?
Upload your flyer, choose Digital, then select the shape you need.