Dancing Santa Christmas in July Flyer PSD Template

Description

Dancing Santa Christmas in July Flyer PSD Template

Combine a summer-party atmosphere with a lively Santa illustration in warm orange and blue light. The Dancing Santa Christmas in July Flyer PSD Template features an energetic bearded character in red festive clothing and sneakers against oversized white Christmas lettering.

White In July script crosses the upper scene, while a sample Saturday date and yellow door-time badge sit above. Small location and offer labels flank the dancer, and a bold club-promotion panel fills the lower section.

Customizing the event information

The source combines a July date, ten-o’clock opening, multiple locations and several drink, parking and entry offers. Reconcile these details for one real event, including any gender-based entry terms, and replace the venue and phone number. Keep the central message clear when replacing the sample wording. Check every date, name, price, address and contact detail against the information approved by your organizer, and remove any sample offer that does not apply.

Included source and verified specifications

The download contains one original layered Adobe Photoshop PSD document and its readme text file. The ZIP archive is 84,959,480 bytes, approximately 85.0 MB. No separate font files, finished print PDF or alternate social-media format is included. The listing preview represents the supplied composition rather than an additional editable layout.

The native source measures 1350 × 1950 pixels in portrait orientation, with a stored resolution of 300 ppi in both directions. It uses 8-bit CMYK color. At that resolution, the full canvas measures 4.5 × 6.5 inches. These are verified document measurements; they do not independently establish a finished trim size or bleed allowance.

Layers and text editing

Inspection found 59 layer records, including group markers, and 14 native type-layer records. The native type records cover event and supporting wording. Decorative imagery and other non-type elements remain supplied artwork; their appearance does not prove they can be edited like live text. A layered PSD is not a vector illustration, and some graphic changes may require separate Photoshop work.

Adobe Photoshop is the intended editing application; compatibility with other editors has not been verified. Work on a duplicate, locate the relevant layers and review the visible result after each change. Longer names or replacement fonts can alter line breaks and spacing, so inspect both the complete composition and the smallest footer text before exporting.

Fonts and readme guidance

The readme references Parlare, Anton and Bebas Kai. Font files are not bundled. Obtain the required fonts from their providers and check the current license terms for your intended use. A font name or reference link is not evidence that commercial licensing is included, and generic free-font wording in the readme is not a verified license grant.

The readme states 1275 × 1875 pixels, which differs from the verified 1350 × 1950-pixel PSD. The actual PSD takes precedence. The readme also contains reusable editing instructions, which may mention an unrelated example headline or generic layer groups. Follow the inspected document structure rather than assuming that every named example, smart-object replacement feature or alternate color scheme is present.

Delivery and production checks

This is a digital design download; no printed item is shipped. The original archive is preserved unchanged. The listing image is an sRGB preview derived from the supplied artwork and carries two horizontal PSDmarket preview watermarks. Keep the untouched archive as a backup and save your customized production files separately.

Before printing, confirm trim, bleed, safe margins and color requirements with your printer. Proof spelling, contrast and fine details at the final output size. A stored 300 ppi value does not establish the effective resolution of every embedded graphic. For online use, export a separate screen-ready copy and check small-text readability at the intended display size.