Interactive Tear-Off Materials That Drive Response

Perforated campaigns that stick, engage, and convert.

Turn passive viewers into active participants with perforated print pieces that invite a tactile response. Our tear-off postcards, flyers, and door hangers transform every campaign into an interactive experience—whether it’s a coupon stub, RSVP card, or info tab, each detachable element keeps your audience physically connected to your brand.

Getting started is effortless: simply upload your artwork and choose your format—precision perforation, durable printing, and fast delivery happen automatically. Each piece is proofed for perfect alignment and designed to tear cleanly, so distribution takes center stage and your campaign leaves a lasting impression.

Two overlapping perforated postcards: one features a yoga class with a green “Join Today!” tear-off stub, the other shows sushi pieces with an orange “15% OFF” detachable coupon.

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Best Tips for Tear-Off Marketing Materials

Actionable design and deployment advice for perforated print campaigns.

Choose the right format.
Decide between postcards, flyers, or door hangers based on distribution—mailboxes love postcards, door knobs favor hangers, and hand-to-hand outreach shines with flyers.

Craft a clear, irresistible offer.
Place your call-to-action prominently on both the main piece and the stub so recipients know exactly why they should tear off and redeem.

Position perforations for ease.
Align the tear-off line where it balances visual design with functionality—typically along the right edge—so tearing is intuitive without disrupting key artwork.

Extend branding to detached stubs.
Carry your logo, color palette, and tagline onto every stub to reinforce brand recall, even after it’s removed from the main piece.

Use unique identifiers.
Incorporate sequential numbers, QR codes, or color bands on each stub to track redemptions, prevent duplication, and measure campaign performance.

Design for high contrast and legibility.
Keep text bold and backgrounds simple on both the piece and stub—small type on a busy pattern can get lost once torn off, so prioritize clarity.