One-sheet maker
A one-sheet is your press kit on a single page: to attach to an email, print for the merch table or post when a release lands. This one is made from your press kit, so it says the same thing, and its QR code leads back to the live kit.
Make one
No account needed. Your press kit is made on the way, so the one-sheet has a live kit to point to.
What goes on a one-sheet
- Your name and one photo that works small.
- Two or three lines on who you are and what you sound like.
- The one thing it is for: a release, a tour, a festival pitch.
- Three highlights at most: supports, sessions, a line of press.
- How to book you, and the link to your full press kit.
Four sizes from one kit
An A4 one-sheet, as a PDF with links that click or as a PNG; a square post; a story; and a card for when you share the link. Each starts from your kit's words and photo, and you can change anything on it before you download it.
Why make it from the press kit
A one-sheet drawn up on its own goes out of date as fast as a PDF of your kit would. Made from the kit, it starts with what the kit says, and the QR code on it takes a promoter to the version that is always current.
Questions
What is a one-sheet in music?
A single page that sums up an act or a release for promoters, press or radio: a photo, a few lines, the highlights and the contacts. A press kit holds everything; a one-sheet is the page you attach or print.
What size is it?
A4, the size UK printers and inboxes expect. The posts are 1080 pixels square and 1080 by 1920 for a story.
Do I need an account?
No. An account keeps your kit and your one-sheet safe when your browser forgets them, and lets you edit them from any device.
More for your press kit
- The free EPK builder: one link to send promoters, venues and press.
- What to put in an EPK: what a promoter looks for, in the order they look.
- Tech rider and input list template: a page to print and fill in for the engineer.
- EPK templates: five looks and six presets, each one click from a kit of your own.
- EPK examples: real press kits made here, and what each one does well.
- How to write a band bio: two paragraphs a promoter can paste, with a template.
- How to email a promoter or a venue: what to write, with emails to copy.
- DJ press kit: what a club or festival booker wants from a DJ.