The DL 6-panel flyer
A DL 6-panel flyer folds into six panels that close down to 99 × 210 mm — an accordion that zigzags open, or a pair of folds that stacks it into a cover, an inside and a back.
Closed size99 × 210 mm
Panels6
FoldAccordion or parallel
FilesLayered PSD, smart objects
Six panels is where the extra room turns into structure. Instead of one message running across a strip, you've got a cover, four inside panels and a back — enough to break content into sections the way a brochure does: an intro, a few topics, contact details to close, all still folding down to a size that racks and posts. It suits a service list, a short catalogue or a programme better than a single long sequence.
How it's folded changes how it reads. An accordion opens into one continuous run and reads panel by panel; a roll or double-parallel fold stacks into a tidy cover-and-back with an inside spread, closer to a proper little booklet. Either way you're laying out six narrow panels rather than one page, so the fold pattern and reading order are worth settling before the design, not after.
In the sets: folded, part-open and laid flat, tented and shot from above, so you can present the closed cover and the full inside together. Each is a layered PSD with smart objects — the artwork sits on its own layer, so replacing it leaves the fold, lighting and shadow untouched.