Yes, you can start free. New users get free credits when they sign up, and each flyer uses 2 credits. Flyers made with free credits carry a small watermark; flyers made with paid credits don't.

Include the church name, the service or event, the date and time, the venue, and who is preaching or hosting. Add a theme or scripture if you have one. You can also paste the announcement you already wrote; it doesn't need to be tidy. Put any wording that must appear exactly in quotes.

Yes. Upload photos of your pastor, guest speakers, and your logo, and say in the prompt who each person is. People are redrawn as part of the design, so if a face doesn't look right, generate again or place the original photo with the editor.

Names, dates, times, verses, and phone numbers are taken from your prompt and kept as you wrote them, and nothing is made up. Because the lettering is drawn into the image, a letter can occasionally come out wrong, so read the flyer before you print it. If something is off, upload the flyer and ask to fix just that detail.

Yes. Instead of filling in a fixed layout, you describe your event and get a design made for it, so your flyer won't look like every other church using the same template. If you like a template you've seen, upload it as a style reference.

Yes, in two ways. To change words or details already on the flyer, upload it and describe the change in one sentence. To add something on top, open the editor and add your own text or real images such as a QR code or photo, or adjust brightness and contrast.

Yes. Write your prompt in Spanish, Portuguese, French, or another language, and the text on the flyer stays in that language. Nothing is translated unless you ask. Languages written in the Latin alphabet give the most reliable lettering.

You download a high-resolution PNG at the size you chose. Print sizes like US Letter and A4 are made at 300 DPI with bleed, ready for a print shop or home printer. PDF export isn't available yet.