BusiFlag

Open the tool. There is nothing to install, and it keeps working without internet.

Pick the type first: it decides the shape and the standard finishing. A beach flag slides over a pole and gets a sleeve; a mast flag hangs on eyelets; a pennant chain is triangles on a rope.

Choose a size, or type your own measurements in centimetres.

Choose the fabric. This is the decision that settles the back of the flag: knitted polyester lets the print through, a build with a blockout layer does not. It also decides the weight, and a heavy flag needs more wind to fly.

A beach flag is not a rectangle. You design on the rectangle, because that is how it is printed, but the flag shape lies over your design so you see what the knife takes away while you are still working. The green box is what survives the cut.

Next to your design you see the back of the flag: mirrored and faded, exactly as someone standing on the other side will see it. That is not a fault in your file, it is how the fabric works. A logo usually looks fine mirrored, a phone number does not.

Type your text, pick a font and a colour, and place it on the design.

The check pulls it together: how much shows through the back, the largest rectangle that fits inside the shape with your margin, and how many metres come off the fabric roll. For a pennant chain it counts how many fit on the rope and how much fabric that is.

The price works itself out while you design. You can change the rates yourself.

Download the print-ready PDF.

Pro members unlock the tool once through the shop. After that it works offline too.

Done, or something went wrong? Open the dashboard and start over with a clean sheet.