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Tutor Flyer
Make a tutor flyer with your subjects, grade levels, and contact line in minutes. Pick a template, edit the prompt, and hit generate
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A tutor flyer that tells parents what you teach and how to reach you
A tutor flyer is a one-page ad that tells parents which subjects you teach, which grades you cover, and how to reach you. Most online flyer makers hand you an empty canvas, or the same template every other tutor in town already used. A template that opens with a prompt written for a tutoring flyer starts you most of the way there. You edit the headline, the details, the colors, and the style, then generate.
Private tutors and small tutoring centers put these on community noticeboards, hand them out at schools, and share them in local parents' groups. Add your subjects and grade levels, your area or online availability, and one phone number or email, never a home address. Printing? If the flyer looks soft at full size, run it through the image upscaler first.
How to make a tutor flyer:
Step 01
Choose a flyer template
Browse flyer templates and pick the design closest to what you're promoting, from bold concert flyers to clean "we're hiring" layouts. Each template opens with a prompt already written for that design.
Step 02
Edit the prompt and generate
Change the headline, date, time, place, colors, and style in the prompt. Put the exact words you want on the flyer in quotation marks, and add the shape you need: 3:4 for a printed flyer, 4:5 for an Instagram or Facebook post, or 9:16 for Stories. Hit "generate."
Step 03
Download your flyer
Download your flyer to print, post, or share. To fix a single word or swap a detail first, open it in the AI image editor.
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One tutor flyer for the noticeboard and the parents' group chat
A tutor flyer rarely stays in one place. Generate it at 3:4 for the library or community center noticeboard, 4:5 for a post in a local parents' group, and 9:16 for a Story. Each version is composed for its shape from the start, so your subjects and contact line stay readable instead of getting cropped.
Subjects, grades, and contact line, spelled right
Parents scan a tutoring flyer for what you teach, which grades, and how to reach you. Put each in quotation marks, like "Math tutoring, grades 6 to 10" in friendly rounded lettering, 3:4. Check every digit of your phone number, and fix a single wrong one in the AI image editor instead of starting over.
From a tutor flyer to a short hello video
This page makes still flyers. To animate the design, turn it into a short clip with image-to-video AI, or record a quick hello for families in the educational video maker so parents hear how your lessons run.
FAQ
A tutoring flyer is a one-page ad that tells parents and students which subjects you teach and how to contact you. To make one online, open a flyer template on VEED, edit the prompt that is already written for it, put your headline in quotation marks, add a ratio such as 3:4, and generate. Compare the results, re-prompt anything close but not right, then download.
A good tutor flyer answers three questions: what do you teach, who is it for, and how do I reach you. Add subjects and grade levels, your area or online availability, and one phone number or email. Keep the headline to about six words in quotation marks so it is spelled right, list only qualifications you actually have, and check every digit before downloading.
Yes, and a real photo helps parents see who they are contacting. The templates generate new designs, so to keep your own picture on the flyer, make a flyer with your own photo or logo instead. Upload it and describe the flyer around it: the headline, your subjects, your contact line, and the style. Use your real photo, not a generated one.
Most US flyers print on Letter paper, 8.5 × 11 inches, so generate at 3:4 and leave a small margin. A Letter flyer at 300 DPI needs 2550 × 3300 pixels, so upscale a smaller file with the image upscaler first. You print it at home or at a print shop. For a feed post, generate at 4:5, which is 1080 × 1350.
An advertisement for tuition classes needs a clear subject, the grade levels, when classes run, and one way to sign up. Online, a flyer image works on a noticeboard, in a parents' group, or as a social post. Browse every flyer template, edit the prompt for your classes, add 4:5 for a feed post, and generate. Add only class times and prices you have confirmed.
Making a flyer with AI runs on credits rather than a design subscription alone. The flyer maker on VEED uses AI credits, and you can sign up without a credit card. The credit cost depends on how many images you generate, and the generate button shows it before you commit. See pricing for current plans and credit add-ons, or start from a blank prompt in the AI image generator.
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Michael Glover
Demand Gen Manager,
ConvertFlow
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The first four videos i created with VEED got over 40,000 impressions on LinkedIn.
Travis Tyler
Senior Content Producer,
PandaDoc
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I found VEED at the right time: if you're making UGC ads and not using Eye Contact Correction and Noise Reduction on VEED you're missing out on ROI.
Sebastian Schurgers
Head of Growth Marketing,
Gronda
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The first four videos i created with VEED got over 40,000 impressions on LinkedIn.
Travis Tyler
Senior Content Producer,
PandaDoc
“
I found VEED at the right time: if you're making UGC ads and not using Eye Contact Correction and Noise Reduction on VEED you're missing out on ROI.
Sebastian Schurgers
Head of Growth Marketing,
Gronda
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With VEED I didn't need 15 tutorials - I jumped straight in and started editing.
Gwenne Wilcox
Founder,
Brand Brainery
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You can go beyond choppping things. VEED actually makes my videos look great.
Michael Glover
Demand Gen Manager,
ConvertFlow
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More than a tutor flyer maker
A tutor flyer is often one piece of something bigger: a new term of bookings, a summer course, or a small tutoring center signing up its first students. VEED is an AI video creation platform, so after the flyer you can generate a scene or a clip from a written prompt or a script in the AI video generator, add a voiceover, and refine the cut until the pacing holds. On the image side, you refine by re-prompting or fixing one detail in the AI image editor. Keep fonts, colors, and your logo consistent so the flyer and the video look like they came from you, then export post-ready video for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube. For a tutor, the natural next clip is a short intro video for parents, made with the tutorial video maker, where they meet you and hear how a first lesson works before they call.