Make a For Sale, Just Listed or Open House flyer in a few minutes: add the details and up to four photos, pick a template, put a QR code to the home’s website on it, and print it or save it as a PDF. For Rent flyers too. Your photos never leave your computer.
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Three templates, each one US Letter page. Pick one in the tool above, or start from one of these. The examples are made up.
| On the flyer | Why it is there |
|---|---|
| For Sale and the price | What people read from the sidewalk, and the first thing a buyer checks. |
| The open house or showing time | Gives the person holding the flyer something to do next: “Open house Sunday 1–4 pm”. |
| Beds, baths, square feet | The three numbers every buyer compares first. |
| Three to six highlights | The kitchen, what’s new (a roof, windows, a furnace), outdoor space, parking, the commute. |
| One great photo | The front of the home or its best room. Add up to three more below it. |
| How to reach you, and a QR code | A phone number for the people who call, and a QR code to the home’s website for the people who would rather look first. |
Choose the Open House banner and put the day and time in the date line. Make a free QR sign-in sheet first and put its sign-in link in this flyer’s QR code: visitors scan it at the door and sign in on their own phones. Or point the code at the home’s website, so visitors leave with every photo on their phone. For more ideas, see these open house flyer examples.
A flyer works best next to the home’s own website: the QR code takes people to every photo and the details a flyer has no room for.
Switch the tool to For rent for a rental: the banners change to For Rent, Now Leasing, Available Now and Coming Soon, the price becomes the monthly rent and the date line becomes when it is available. Leasing a building, or several units at once? Choose “Now Leasing”, enter the lowest rent and tick “Starting at”, and give the beds, baths and square feet as ranges (Studio–2 beds, 550–1,100 sq ft). For where to advertise it online, see where to post rental listings.
Yes. No account, no watermark and no limit on how many flyers you make.
No. Your photos are read and resized in your browser and go straight onto the flyer on your screen. They are never sent to Reallyo or anyone else, so when you close the page they are gone. Keep the PDF.
The price, the open house or showing time, beds, baths and square feet, three to six highlights about the home, a good photo, and how to reach you. Describe the home, not the person you hope will buy it.
Tick “Add a QR code” and paste the link it should open: the home’s own property website, or the visitor sign-in link from our free open house sign-in sheet. The code is drawn in your browser. Scan it with your phone before you print.
Press “Print or save as PDF” and choose “Save as PDF” as the printer. The flyer is set up as one US Letter page with no margins, so the PDF prints the same at home or at a print shop.
US Letter, 8.5 × 11 inches, portrait. It is the paper every home and office printer takes, and it fits a flyer box on a yard sign, a window or the counter at an open house.
Yes. Add your brokerage or company logo under “Your details”. This device remembers your name, contact details, logo, template and color for your next flyer. It never keeps the property details or the photos.
Yes. Choose “For rent” at the top: the price becomes the monthly rent and the date line becomes when it is available. For a building, choose “Now Leasing”, enter the lowest rent and tick “Starting at”, and give beds, baths and square feet as ranges, like Studio–2 and 550–1,100.
Want more designs to choose from? Every good source of real estate flyer templates, compared. Real estate flyer templates →
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