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Brochures / leaflets

Design one- and two-page brochures and leaflets in CasperWasp Design Studio with campaign hierarchy, brand kit colours, free multi-page canvas editing and PDF or ZIP export for print packs.

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Overview

A brochure is not a proposal and not a website. It is a portable argument: what you offer, why it matters, what to do next, and how to reach you. CasperWasp Design Studio focuses on one- to two-page A4 leaflets and short brochures so teams ship leave-behinds that match the logos, letterheads and cards already in the brand kit.

Structure beats decoration. Headline, supporting body, proof points, CTA and contact blocks should be obvious on the canvas. Brand kit colours and type keep the leaflet related to stationery. Multi-page support covers a front-and-back or two-page story without forcing a twelve-page booklet workflow you do not need.

Editing and export never consume tokens. Rewrite a CTA, swap a proof statistic, rebalance columns, export a ZIP for the print house — iteration stays free. AI can help when you want layout or visual starting points, but most brochure quality comes from ruthless editing of copy length and hierarchy on the canvas.

Pair brochures with Document Studio when the leave-behind teases a deeper pack. Hand out the leaflet at an event; follow with a full proposal, case study or SOP set from Document Studio using the same visual identity. Shared marketplace usage covers generation across both studios while free export keeps distribution cheap.

In depth

Understanding Brochures / leaflets

How the feature works in practice inside the CasperWasp marketplace — and how it connects to the rest of your work.

One job per leaflet: hierarchy for leave-behinds

Decide the single job of the brochure before you place a single text box. Is it driving demos, announcing a venue opening, explaining a service line, or collecting donations? Every headline and CTA should serve that job. Secondary messages belong in Document Studio follow-ups.

Keep copy short. Brochures fail when they try to be essays. Use tight proof bullets, one clear offer, and contact channels people can act on immediately. If you need five pages of nuance, write the long piece in Document Studio and let the leaflet point to it.

Visual hierarchy should survive a glance across a busy booth. Large headline, readable subhead, restrained body, unmistakable CTA. Brand kit colour can emphasise the CTA without turning the page into a rainbow.

Multi-page canvas and campaign templates

Choose one or two pages depending on the campaign. A single A4 leaflet can carry a complete offer. A two-page set can separate story and details, or provide front/back print. Design Studio’s multi-page canvas keeps both pages in one project so colours and type stay locked together.

Templates accelerate campaign starts: headline zones, body columns, CTA bars and contact footers already placed. Swap brand kit assets, rewrite the words, refine spacing on the free canvas, and you are closer to print than a blank artboard ever allows.

When campaigns repeat seasonally, duplicate last quarter’s brochure project and update offers rather than reinventing layout. Free editing makes that maintenance loop natural.

Brand system continuity with cards and letterheads

Brochures that ignore the logo lockup and palette used on cards look like a different company. Pull the approved mark, colours and fonts from the brand kit. If the logo came from AI generation, use the refined canvas version — not an earlier noisy export.

Contact blocks should match letterhead footers where practical: same phone format, same web domain, same address style. Small inconsistencies read as sloppiness when a prospect holds your card and your leaflet at the same time.

For regulated offers, keep claims conservative on the leave-behind and reserve detailed terms for Document Studio packs reviewers can version and approve properly.

Export for print packs and digital follow-up

Export PDF for digital share and many print workflows. Use ZIP packs when multi-page or multi-asset handoff is easier for vendors. Export never consumes tokens, so you can produce event-specific variants without worrying that distribution itself is metered.

Before a large print run, proof on paper. On-screen contrast lies. Check that CTA buttons or bars still read when colour is slightly off on the press.

After the event, connect the leaflet CTA to Document Studio follow-ups: proposal templates, case-study docs, or onboarding checklists that continue the story with more depth than a leave-behind should hold.

How it works

Step by step

A practical walkthrough of brochures / leaflets in the CasperWasp marketplace.

  1. 01

    Open the brochure or leaflet deliverable

    In Design Studio, choose brochures and pick a one- or two-page artboard set sized for your campaign leave-behind.

  2. 02

    Lock brand hierarchy from the brand kit

    Apply approved logo, colours and fonts so the leaflet matches cards, letterheads and stamps already in the organisation.

  3. 03

    Define headline, proof, CTA and contact

    Write the single-job message first. Place proof points and a clear next step before decorating the page.

  4. 04

    Lay out pages on the multi-page canvas

    Balance columns and whitespace. Keep the CTA unmistakable. Edit freely — canvas work does not consume tokens.

  5. 05

    Trim copy ruthlessly

    Move long narrative to Document Studio. The brochure should be scannable in seconds on a busy floor.

  6. 06

    Proof for print contrast and margins

    Check edges, colour contrast and paper readability. Adjust on the canvas before you commit to a press run.

  7. 07

    Export PDF or ZIP for the print pack

    Download the formats vendors and digital channels need. Export remains free.

  8. 08

    Follow up with Document Studio packs

    Use the leaflet CTA to lead into proposals, case studies or onboarding docs that share the same CasperWasp brand system.

When

When to use this

  • You need a one- or two-page leave-behind for events, lobbies or sales visits.
  • A campaign offer must match existing logos, cards and letterheads.
  • Print vendors want PDF or ZIP packs rather than slide exports.
  • You want to iterate CTAs and proof points without metering every tweak.
  • The long-form story already lives in Document Studio and needs a scannable teaser.
  • Seasonal campaigns reuse layout but refresh offers and dates.
Who

Who it is for

  • Marketing teams running events, launches and local campaigns.
  • Sales organisations that hand out service-line leave-behinds.
  • Venues, clinics and campuses that need lobby leaflets.
  • Agencies producing short brochures inside client brand kits.
  • Nonprofits promoting drives, galas and volunteer calls.
  • Product marketers pairing leaflets with deeper Document Studio decks.
Examples

Real workflows

Concrete jobs teams run with this feature — not abstract capability lists.

A coworking operator designs a two-page membership leaflet, exports ZIP for the printer, and follows booth conversations with Document Studio tour decks.
A B2B SaaS team ships a one-page demo offer brochure matching brand kit teal from their AI-refined logo and conference cards.
A hospital outpatient clinic updates seasonal screening leaflets on the free canvas, keeping contact blocks aligned with letterheads.
An agency produces a venue opening brochure with a strong CTA to book tours, reserving full menus and policies for a Document Studio pack.
A nonprofit prints a fundraising weekend leaflet with short proof bullets and a donate URL, then sends major donors a longer appeal letter from Document Studio.
A manufacturer’s plant-tour leave-behind shares colours with field-engineer business cards and points to a safety overview PDF.
Included

What you get

  • One- and two-page brochure and leaflet artboards
  • Multi-page canvas for coherent campaigns
  • Headline, body, CTA and contact-oriented structure
  • Brand kit colours, fonts and logo consistency
  • Campaign-friendly templates to start faster
  • Free editing for copy, layout and seasonal refreshes
  • PDF export for digital share and print
  • ZIP packs for multi-page vendor handoff
  • Alignment with cards, letterheads and stamps
  • Natural follow-up path into Document Studio packs
  • Organisation library storage for campaign versions
  • Shared marketplace usage for any AI generation involved
Tips

Do it well

Give each brochure one job and one primary CTA.
Keep copy short — leave essays for Document Studio.
Match brand kit assets used on cards and letterheads.
Proof on paper before large print runs.
Duplicate last campaign’s project for seasonal updates instead of starting blank.
Make contact channels identical in format to your letterhead footer.
Export ZIP when vendors want a tidy multi-file pack.
Use the leaflet to open doors; close details in versioned Document Studio follow-ups.
Pitfalls

Common mistakes to avoid

The shortcuts that waste time or produce weak deliverables.

  • Writing proposal-length copy into a leave-behind.
  • Running multiple competing CTAs that dilute action.
  • Ignoring brand kit colours so the leaflet clashes with cards.
  • Skipping paper proofs and discovering low-contrast text on press.
  • Designing six-page booklets when a two-page leaflet would convert better.
  • Changing contact formats away from letterhead standards.
  • Printing before legal reviews regulated claims on the leaflet.
FAQ

Common questions

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