Description
Embossed Flyer Printing
Embossed flyer printing adds a physical dimension to your marketing that simply cannot be replicated digitally. By raising specific elements of your design above the surface of the paper, embossing creates texture, depth, and a tactile experience that instantly elevates your flyer from disposable to memorable.
Embossed flyers are ideal when you want people to feel your brand, not just see it.
What Is Embossing?
Embossing is a finishing technique where pressure and precision dies are used to raise parts of your design—such as logos, typography, patterns, or icons—without using ink or foil. The result is a clean, sculpted impression that adds subtle sophistication or bold impact, depending on your design.
Why Choose Embossed Flyers?
- Instant tactile impact – People naturally touch embossed print, increasing engagement and retention
- Premium perception – Embossing signals quality, craftsmanship, and attention to detail
- No ink required – Clean, elegant impressions that rely on form rather than color
- Brand reinforcement – Perfect for logos, brand marks, and key messaging
- Pairs beautifully with other finishes – Spot UV, foil stamping, painted edges, and thick stocks
Popular Uses for Embossed Flyers
- Luxury brand promotions
- Product launches and announcements
- Boutique retail and hospitality marketing
- Real estate and high-end services
- Event invitations and VIP promotions
- Creative agencies and design studios
If you want a flyer that people don’t immediately toss, embossing is one of the most effective ways to make that happen.
Paper Stocks & Thickness Options
Embossing works best on heavier stocks that can hold depth and detail. Common options include:
- 100lb – 130lb uncoated cover
- 14pt, 16pt, and 18pt cardstock
- Cotton, soft-touch, and specialty uncoated papers
- Natural and recycled stocks
Not sure which stock is best? We’re happy to guide you based on your design and goals.
Design Tips for Best Results
- Use clean vector artwork for embossed elements
- Avoid extremely fine details that may flatten under pressure
- Logos, monograms, and bold typography emboss best
- Consider combining embossing with foil stamping or spot UV for contrast
Single-Sided or Double-Sided Embossing
- Single-sided embossing is the most common and cost-effective
- Registered embossing aligns precisely with printed elements
- Multi-level embossing is available for complex designs (custom quote required)
Why Embossed Flyers Work
In a world oversaturated with digital ads and cheap paper handouts, embossed flyers stand out by slowing people down. The texture invites interaction. The weight builds trust. The craftsmanship signals credibility.
This is print that feels intentional.
