Clean up an AI-generated flyer without starting over.
If you already like the design but the file came out blurry, compressed, oddly cropped, or too small for print, FlyerCleaner is built to improve that existing artwork rather than redesign it.
Common problems with AI-generated flyers
AI-generated artwork can look impressive at first glance but still have soft text edges, warped small details, uneven borders, compression, low pixel dimensions, awkward cropping, or a shape that does not match the place you need to use it.
What FlyerCleaner tries to preserve
The cleanup is intentionally conservative. It works to keep the existing wording, spelling, colors, logos, people, products, composition, and overall design instead of turning the flyer into a different concept.
Use the best version you have
If you can export the original AI image at a larger size, use that instead of a screenshot. If the screenshot is all you have, use the cleanest copy with the least compression and the most complete edges.
You can use the free flyer size and DPI checker first to see the actual pixel dimensions before you pay for cleanup.
Choose the final output before cleanup
Pick the size you actually need, such as a flyer, poster, business card, square social post, portrait post, story, landscape image, or custom size. FlyerCleaner prepares the cleanup around that target instead of simply stretching the source.
See the flyer and poster size guide for the built-in print sizes.
Text is the part to inspect most carefully
If the source text is already readable, FlyerCleaner works to preserve it. If letters or words are tiny, damaged, or unreadable in the original image, no AI cleanup can guarantee the exact intended wording. Always compare names, dates, prices, phone numbers, URLs, and other important text with your source before using the finished file.
Logos, faces, and fine details
Small logos, faces, product details, textures, and decorative elements can also vary during AI-assisted cleanup. Review those areas closely, especially if they are important to a brand or advertisement.
QR codes, UPCs, and barcodes
Machine-readable codes can remain usable after cleanup, but always scan and test every code in the finished file before printing or publishing it.
For print
Physical presets are created at the selected pixel dimensions and include 300 DPI metadata. That does not make an unreadable source magically exact, so inspect the final file at full size before sending it to a printer.
For social media and digital use
Digital presets let you adapt the same flyer to square, portrait, story, and landscape shapes without manually calculating the output dimensions.
How much does it cost?
A single flyer cleanup is $4.99 with no subscription or account required. It includes the first cleanup plus one optional additional cleanup version.
Ready to clean it up?
Upload your flyer and choose the size you need. For general blur and compression problems, see the blurry flyer guide.