Creative Agency One-Pager (Swiss Grid)
Strict Swiss grids signal design competence before a single word is read — the flyer itself becomes a portfolio piece, and the empty quadrant takes contact overlays cleanly.
prompt
Create a one-page services flyer for a creative agency named {agency_name}, styled as strict Swiss International typography. White background divided by a visible 6-column grid with thin hairlines; oversized lowercase headline {tagline} set in tight Helvetica-style type, cropped dramatically off the right edge. List {service_list} as numbered entries down the left column in small caps. One single accent block in {accent_color} anchors the top-right corner. No photos, no gradients — pure type, lines and negative space. Keep the bottom-left quadrant completely empty for contact details and pricing overlay. A4 portrait, 300dpi print look, sharp and confident.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {agency_name}Agency or studio name
- e.g. Studio Northline
- {tagline}Brand tagline shown in lowercase
- e.g. we make brands talk
- {service_list}Comma-separated list of services
- e.g. brand identity, web design, social campaigns, motion
- {accent_color}The single accent color
- e.g. signal orange
Use case
Creative agencies and freelance designers handing out capability one-pagers at networking events or client pitches.
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