Fix a blurry flyer without rebuilding it from scratch.
If the design already exists but the file looks soft, compressed, pixelated, crooked, or like a phone photo, FlyerCleaner is built to clean up that existing artwork and return a properly sized finished PNG.
Why a flyer can look blurry
A flyer can lose quality after being screenshotted, downloaded from social media, repeatedly saved, enlarged beyond its original pixel dimensions, photographed at an angle, or exported at a small size. Sometimes the design itself is fine and the problem is simply the file you have left.
What FlyerCleaner tries to preserve
The cleanup is designed to stay conservative. It works to keep the original wording, spelling, colors, logos, people, products, composition, and overall design instead of inventing a different flyer.
What the cleanup can improve
FlyerCleaner can help with blur, compression, low-resolution edges, crooked presentation, photographed artwork, clipped borders, and sizing. It can also separate the actual flyer from a surrounding wall, table, counter, sign frame, or other background when the flyer was photographed instead of exported directly. If a phone photo is your only source, use the photographed flyer guide.
Start with the best source file you have
If you have several copies, use the sharpest and largest one. An original export is usually a better starting point than a screenshot, and a screenshot is usually better than a heavily compressed copy that has been passed through several apps.
If you are unsure how large your current file really is, use the free flyer size and DPI checker. It reads the image in your browser and shows the actual pixel dimensions and approximate print size.
Choose the final size before cleanup
FlyerCleaner does not only enlarge the image. You choose the output you actually need, such as a flyer, poster, business card, social post, story, landscape graphic, or custom size. The cleanup is then prepared around that target shape and size.
For the exact built-in dimensions, see the flyer and poster size guide.
For printing
Physical presets are created at the selected pixel dimensions and include 300 DPI metadata. Large printing can reveal problems that are easy to miss on a phone screen, so inspect small text, faces, logos, QR codes, and fine details before sending the file to a printer. For a complete checklist, see the print-ready flyer guide.
For social media and digital use
Digital presets include square, portrait, story, and landscape formats. This is useful when the flyer needs to fit a platform shape without simply stretching the original artwork.
What cannot always be recovered
If text or artwork is completely missing, extremely tiny, badly damaged, or unreadable in the source, no cleanup can guarantee the exact original detail. AI-assisted reconstruction can vary, so the finished file should always be compared with the source before it is printed, advertised, or published.
QR codes, UPCs, and barcodes
Machine-readable codes can remain usable after cleanup, but always scan and test every code in the finished file. A code that looks visually correct is not enough by itself.
How much does it cost?
A single flyer cleanup is $4.99 with no subscription or account required. That includes the first cleanup plus one optional additional cleanup version.
Ready to fix it?
Upload your flyer and choose the size you need. You can also read How FlyerCleaner Works for the full workflow.