Free found pet flyer maker

Fill in the details, add a photo and print. Big “FOUND PET” headline, phone tear-off tabs and a scan-to-call QR code — free PDF & PNG, no sign-up. Your photo never leaves your phone.

Made in your browser — photos and contact details stay on this device. Tip: hold back one detail (e.g. a hidden marking) to check callers are genuine.

Live preview · prints at 150 dpi · A3/11×17 supported

5 words, 5 secondsDrivers read a poster in about five seconds. Keep the headline to “FOUND PET” + phone, as big as possible.
Where to put itVet clinics, pet shops, shelters, cafés and community boards. Ask first; don't use mailboxes or traffic poles where that's not allowed.
Go online tooPost the square image to local Facebook groups, Nextdoor and lost-pet sites, and call nearby shelters every day.

First 24 hours after finding a pet

  1. Tell the nearest shelters and animal control so they can match the pet. Send the same photo, last-seen place and your phone number; call again tomorrow.
  2. Share the square PNG in local lost-and-found groups. Use your neighbourhood Facebook/Nextdoor groups and add the exact cross streets and date.
  3. Put posters where people stop. Ask clinics, pet shops and cafés first; replace weather-damaged copies.
  4. Screen callers safely. Keep one identifying detail private, meet at a public place, and never send money for a “sighting”.

Choose the photo layout

Photo-first: whole pet, no crop gives more space to one complete photo, with compact details below. Keep ears, paws and collar markings in view. Check the live preview before printing. Compare layouts and paper sizes in the printing guide.

One photo or two?

Use one large, recent photo for a simple street poster. Choose Two photos: face + full body to show a face close-up beside a full-body view or a distinctive marking. Both photos are fitted without cropping in the two-photo layout. PDF, PNG and square-image downloads use the same layout. A3 and 11×17 PDF downloads keep the selected paper size; select that size at your print shop.

FAQ

Is this lost pet poster maker really free?

Yes. No sign-up and no watermark. The poster is drawn on your device; we never see your photo or phone number.

What should a lost pet poster include?

One big clear photo, LOST + the animal in huge letters, the pet's name, breed/colour/size, one distinctive mark, where and when it was last seen, and a phone number readable from a distance. A reward helps.

Can I make a LOST pet poster?

Yes — switch to “Lost”. Tip: leave out one detail so the owner can prove the pet is theirs.