Promo art that already knows your lineup
Flyer Studio is the flyer maker built into R3dLabs. Drop a lineup block onto the canvas and every claimed slot fills itself in with the streamer's name, handle, avatar, and time. Design it once, then publish it exactly as designed or polish it with AI into a finished poster. Either way it goes on your event page, and you can download it to post anywhere else.
What it knows about your raid train
- The lineup fills itself in: Drop a lineup block on the canvas and every claimed slot appears with the streamer's name, handle, avatar, and start time. Nobody gets typed in by hand, and nobody gets left off.
- Forty-odd fields read from the event: Wildcards like {event_name}, {start_date}, {time_range}, and {open_slot_count} pull straight from R3dLabs, so the flyer says what the event actually says.
- Long trains paginate themselves: Say how many slots fit on a page and the design repeats across as many pages as the lineup needs. A forty-slot train is still one design you edit once.
- Times in the timezone you picked: Set the timezone and 12 or 24 hour once on the template. Every slot time on every page follows it, and you can show the timezone on each line.
- Preview against a real event: Flip to preview and see the finished pages built from an actual event of yours, or from sample lineups ranging from six slots to very large.
- Change the lineup, redo the flyer: When someone claims a slot or drops out, reopen the design and republish. The slots re-read themselves, so it is one click rather than a re-edit.
What you can put on the canvas
- Text: Over forty web fonts with weights, line height, letter spacing, alignment, casing, outlines, shadows, and a solid or gradient fill behind any block.
- Images: Upload your own, reuse anything in your media library, or bind a layer to the event image, the team logo, or the host's avatar so it fills itself in.
- Shapes: Rectangles, ellipses, and lines with solid or gradient fills, borders, corner radius, and drop shadows, for the panels and dividers that hold a layout together.
- Lineup blocks: Rows or a timeline, one to six columns, optional avatars, handles, and day headings, and your own templates for the name and time lines.
- A canvas that behaves: Snapping to the edges and center, arrow-key nudging, layer ordering, locking, duplicating, and sixty steps of undo.
- Backgrounds: A flat color, a gradient, or an image, with the event's own artwork as the fallback if you leave the image empty.
Sizes you can make
- Social posts: Square, 4:5 portrait, 16:9 landscape, link preview, and YouTube thumbnail.
- Stories and vertical: A full 1080×1920 story or reel, plus a half story for shorter layouts.
- Headers and banners: X header, Facebook event cover, Discord server banner, and a 3:1 wide banner.
- Streaming: Twitch panel, Twitch profile banner, and a 1920×1080 offline screen.
- Print: Letter and A4 posters, plus a half-letter handout for conventions and meetups.
- Or your own: Anything from 200 to 4000 pixels a side. Change the size later and the whole design scales to fit it.
Finishing and publishing a flyer
- Polish with AI: When you publish, describe a look and AI redesigns every page into a finished poster, using your design as a loose guide. The lineup stays exact: the same names, times, and profile pictures. Preview page 1 before the rest are generated. It's included with Membership, or bring your own OpenAI key and those pages are billed to you instead.
- AI backgrounds from your event: Describe the artwork you want, or let it work from the event's title, description, and image. It renders at your canvas size and never draws text into the picture. Bring your own OpenAI key if you'd rather have it billed to you.
- Publish to the event page: One click renders every page and posts them to your event's public flyer gallery, where anyone can flip through them and download a copy.
- Download to post anywhere: Export PNG or JPG at full canvas size. Multi-page flyers come down together as a zip, ready for X, Discord, or the printer.
- Save it and use it again: Keep any design as a template, duplicate it for next month, or copy a flyer you already made onto a different event. Copies are one-way, so editing one never disturbs the other.
- Take your templates with you: Export a template to a file to back it up or hand it to a co-organizer, and import it back into any account.
- Or upload your own art: Already have a flyer? Event settings take up to thirty pages of PNG, JPG, or WebP, so the gallery works whether or not you designed it here.
What Flyer Studio costs
- Free: Design as much as you like, on any event, for as long as you like. Publishing or downloading a finished flyer covers one event per calendar month, and you can keep revising that event's flyer all month.
- Membership: Flyers for every event you run, republished as often as the lineup changes. AI polish and backgrounds share one allowance: 15 generations a month on Premium and 30 on Super Power. Bring your own OpenAI key if you want more, and those generations are billed to your account instead of the allowance.
How to make your first flyer
- Open Flyer Studio and pick the event you are promoting
- Start from one of your templates, a flyer you already made, or a blank canvas
- Drop in a lineup block and watch the claimed slots fill themselves in
- Publish it as designed or polished with AI, on the event page or as a download
Requirements
- A free R3dLabs account
- A screen at least 1280px wide
- Any modern browser
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Flyer Studio?
- Flyer Studio is the flyer maker built into R3dLabs. It is a design tool that knows your raid train: you lay out text, images, and shapes on a canvas, then drop in a lineup block that fills itself in with the streamers who have claimed slots on your event. Finished flyers publish to your event page or download as image files.
- Does it fill in my lineup automatically?
- Yes. A lineup block reads the event's claimed slots and renders each one with the streamer's name, Twitch handle, avatar, and start time in your chosen timezone. Text layers can also use wildcards such as {event_name}, {start_date}, {time_range}, and {open_slot_count}, which read straight from the event. If the lineup changes, reopen the flyer and republish.
- What if my raid train has more streamers than fit on one flyer?
- You set how many slots fit on a page and Flyer Studio repeats your design across as many pages as the lineup needs, keeping day headings in the right place. You still only edit one design, and the pages publish and download together.
- What sizes can I make?
- Seventeen presets covering social posts, stories and reels, X and Discord headers, Facebook event covers, Twitch panels, profile banners, and offline screens, plus letter, A4, and half-letter for print. You can also set any custom size from 200 to 4000 pixels a side, and the design rescales if you change it later.
- What is Polish with AI?
- It's a choice when you publish. Describe the look you want, or take one suggested from the event, and AI redesigns every page into a finished poster using your design as a loose guide. The lineup stays exact: the same streamers, the same times, and the same profile pictures, and each page shows the date and time range of the slots on that page. You preview page 1 before the rest are generated, and the look is saved on the event so the next update starts where you left off. Polish covers up to 15 pages and uses one AI credit per page. Publishing as designed has no page limit and uses no credits.
- Can I bring my own AI key?
- Yes, if you're a member. Connect an OpenAI key under My Account, then Integrations, and choose it when you polish a flyer or generate a background. Those generations are billed to your OpenAI account and don't count against your monthly R3dLabs allowance, so you can keep going after the included credits run out.
- How do the AI backgrounds work?
- Open the page background and choose Generate. Describe the artwork you want, optionally let it read the event's title and description or match the event's image, and it renders a background at your canvas size. Text is never drawn into the image, so your own type stays sharp and editable. AI backgrounds are a membership feature and share a monthly allowance with AI polish: 15 generations on Premium and 30 on Super Power. Bring your own OpenAI key and those generations are billed to you instead.
- Is Flyer Studio free?
- Designing is free and unlimited on any event. Free accounts can publish or download a finished flyer for one event per calendar month, and can keep revising that event's flyer as often as they like within the month. Membership lifts that to every event you run and adds AI polish and AI backgrounds. Members can also connect their own OpenAI key and have those generations billed to their account instead of the monthly allowance.
- Where does a published flyer show up?
- On your event's public page, in a flyer section anyone can open. Visitors can page through a multi-page flyer in a lightbox and download individual pages or the whole set. Publishing replaces whatever flyer pages the event had before.
- What file formats can I download?
- PNG, which keeps transparency, or JPG, which is smaller and flattens onto black. Both export at your canvas's full pixel size, and a multi-page flyer downloads as a single zip.
- Can I reuse a design for my next event?
- Yes, and that is the point of templates. Save any design as a template and start future flyers from it, duplicate an existing template to try a variation, or copy a flyer you already made onto a different event. You can also export a template to a file to back it up or share it with a co-organizer.
- Can I use Flyer Studio on my phone?
- Not yet. The editor needs a screen at least 1280 pixels wide, so it is a desktop or laptop tool for now. Flyers you have already published are visible and downloadable on any device from the event page.