Photoshop in 60 Seconds: How to Customize a Flyer Template

Welcome to our Photoshop in 60 Seconds series, in which you can learn a Photoshop skill, feature, or technique in just a minute!

Party & Corporate Flyers

If you haven't already introduced yourself to the wide variety of templates and design assets from GraphicRiver, then get ready to fall in love with its selection of amazing flyers with different themes to choose from. In this quick video, learn how to customize Envato Market flyer templates using this Elektro Party Flyer as an example.

How to Customize Flyer Templates

There are three main areas of your templates you'll probably want to change: the main photo, the colors, and a few of the design elements. Luckily, you can guarantee that the files you purchase and download are already well organized with easy-to-edit layers.

But to change the main model, first extract your image by deleting the white background with the Magic Wand Tool (W). Here I'll be using this DJ Stock from PhotoDune.

Now return to your flyer template. Double-click the Smart Object created for the main photo, and then simply Copy and Paste your image onto the layer. Adjust the size and position of your photo using the Free Transform Tool (Control-T) and remember to hit Save before closing.

Test out other ways to customize your flyers by experimenting with the different settings attached to your template, or enlist the help of the good folks from Envato Studio for design tailored to your needs.

A Bit More Detail

Want to learn more about creating flyers? Check out these tutorials below:

• Flyers
  10 Design Tips to Make a Professional Business Flyer
  Grace Fussell
• How-To
  How to Change a Photo in a Flyer Template in Adobe Photoshop
  Kirk Nelson
• Flyers
  10 Top Tips for Creating Awesome Event Flyers
  Grace Fussell
• Print Design
  How to Create a Promotional Flyer in Photoshop
  Róbert Šarudy

60 Seconds?!

This is part of a series of quick video tutorials on Envato Tuts+ in which we introduce a range of subjects, all in 60 seconds—just enough to whet your appetite. Let us know in the comments what you thought of this video and what else you'd like to see explained in 60 seconds!