1. Can you enlarge them? Technically, yes, as long as you have software and a printer to do the job. However, since the flyer templates are designed for standard-size paper, if you enlarge them to 278 x 40, the image may become a bit pixelated/distorted. An alternative is to use the 27 x 40 frame, but use a mat to surround a normal-size flyer.

2. Can you resize the flyers to be smaller? Yes. Again, using Word, you can resize the templates and print them in a postcard-size.

If you want to do much customization to a template, you may find it easier to work with a Jpg image. Since most of our designs come in sets, you can find a matching PowerPoint set for the flyer template you prefer. Then, instead of downloading the PPT file, you can select the Image ZIP pack. The ZIP pack contains JPG files of every slide in the PowerPoint. Sometimes, this makes it easier to customize, resize, and reformat a particular design.

If you need any specifics on doing any of the above, let us know! We don’t mind the questions at all!

Thank you for answering my question. We are now ready to move forward on several projects we were planning for when we first contacted you about last month. I wanted more clarity on enlarging the templates. For example, we are wanting to take one of the Welcome Flyers and customize it a little bit with our picture(and make it a welcome sign for our welcome table) but it’s a sign that’s like a personal welcome from us(the Pastors). The frame we have bought is 27X40 is that possible to do with these templates?

Additionally, is it possible to resize the templates to a smaller size lets say – like in postcard size where we can customize them.

Also, thanks for answering my question in regards to the JPG conversion, I completely understand what is needed now in order to do that.

I am sorry for all of the questions but just need to know how we can utilize the templates to accommodate the needs of our small yet growing church.

Thanks again

Good question. We currently do not have flyer templates available in JPG format. However, there are a couple things you can do to have a JPG version of the flyer theme.

1.Download the flyer as usual (Word doc). In later versions of MS Word, you can right click on the image and click “Save as Picture.” In that way, the entire template can be saved as a JPG.

2. Most of our templates come in sets. For example, the Apple Flyer comes as a PowerPoint. The PowerPoint, which includes the same images, is available as a JPG. Instead of using the flyer image specifically, you can download the JPG version of the PPT.

Hope that helps. Let us know if these work, or if we can suggest an alternative.

The Sharefaith Team

Our flyers are done at 150DPI, so make sure your converted flyer is also done at 150DPI.

You will have to do so inside Photoshop or any other image editing software. Our backgrounds for flyers and bulletins are all flattened JPEGS or EPS files and for that reason you will not be able to take the different layers apart to just change the color of one element. Hope this answers your question.

All the best!
Sharefaith Team

I’d like to change color for different events of the same sort