Foil Flyers
Foil flyers feature metallic foil stamping that adds genuine luxury to your printed materials. The foil is heat-pressed onto your flyer in precise areas — logos, text, borders, or decorative patterns — creating a brilliant metallic effect that immediately communicates premium quality.
Unlike printed metallic inks, genuine foil stamping produces a mirror-like reflective surface that catches light from every angle. The result is a flyer that feels expensive, looks stunning, and stands out from the stack of ordinary printed materials your audience encounters daily.
Our foil flyers are available in gold, silver, rose gold, copper, and holographic foil options on 300-350 GSM card stock. Perfect for luxury brand communications, VIP event invitations, real estate brochures, fine dining menus, and any occasion that demands the ultimate in print elegance.
Product Specifications
Summary Options
Design Guidelines
Provide your artwork plus a separate layer/file indicating which areas should receive foil stamping.
- Bleed area: 3mm on all sides
- Crop area: Matches your chosen flyer size (A4, A5, or DL)
- Safe area: 5mm inside the crop line — keep text and logos within this boundary
Accepted formats: PDF (with foil layer), AI, EPS, PSD (300 DPI minimum)
Quantity
FAQs: Foil Flyers
What foil colors are available?
We offer gold, silver, rose gold, copper, and holographic foil as standard options. Custom foil colors are available on request for orders of 500+ pieces.
Can foil be applied to text and logos?
Yes, foil stamping works beautifully on text, logos, borders, patterns, and solid shapes. Fine lines thinner than 0.5mm may not hold foil well, so we recommend a minimum line width of 0.5mm.
Is foil stamping the same as metallic ink?
No. Foil stamping uses actual metallic foil that is heat-pressed onto the paper, producing a true reflective mirror finish. Metallic ink is printed and creates a shimmer but lacks the brilliance and depth of genuine foil.
Can I combine foil with Spot UV?
Absolutely. Combining foil stamping with Spot UV creates an ultra-premium flyer with both metallic shine and glossy tactile contrast. This combination is popular for luxury invitations and high-end brand materials.
What paper works best with foil stamping?
We recommend 300-350 GSM stock with matte or soft-touch lamination. The matte surface maximises the visual contrast with the metallic foil, making the foiled areas pop dramatically.