Easy Way to Get the Missing Poster

Ready-to-Use Missing Person or Pet Poster Templates for Fast Designs

Are you distraught and have no idea know where to start? Don't worry. To reduce the time it takes to design, Fotor offers a set of missing poster templates that can give you a head start. The templates are fully customizable, so you can modify them according to your specific needs. There are also a variety of missing poster templates available for missing cats, lost dogs, and missing persons. Pick a template that suits you best and get started.

Once you're done designing your missing poster, it's time to print out and distribute it to the public. All you need to do is click "Export" and save your design as a JPG, PNG, or high quality PDF file for print. Social media is also a great place to spread the word about your search. You can post your missing poster to Facebook or Twitter and ask your family and friends to share, or post on your area's lost and found animal social media pages for more exposure.

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These posters are not just made by people who have lost their pets. If you've found a stray cat or dog, you can also create a poster and print it out and post around the area you found the pet. Be sure to take a photo of the lost pet, use large text to indicate "Found Dog" or "Found Cat", and include a brief description of the pet along with your contact on the poster. You can also ask for help from the local vet or shelter to see if you can post it in their lobby. If the owner is searching through the neighborhood, your poster will easily get their attention and lead them right to you.

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More Features of Fotor's Missing Poster Maker

Tons of stock photos

An eye-catching image is one of the keys to a poster's success. There are thousands of high-resolution photos in our gallery. No matter what theme you need, you can find the right one.

Support local image upload

Want to make a one-of-a-kind poster from your own photos? Fotor's free poster maker online allows users to upload their own pictures and modify and adjust those with a photo editor.

Cloud storage

All your finished poster designs will be saved to our cloud space. Don't worry about losing your original poster design. Moreover, you can make changes directly from the original digital poster when you start next time.

The brand kit tool is available

Add logos, fonts, and colors to your brand kit. When you create your posters, you can effortlessly add your brand logo to them.

Make a Poster

• Go to fotor.com, click "Create a Design" button, and select the "Poster" layout to get started.
• Enter the keyword "Missing" into the search bar. This will load all of the missing poster templates from Fotor's template library.
• After you choose a template, you'll enter the design process. You can freely replace the placeholder text and images on the template with your own content, and change fonts, colors, backgrounds, and other elements to create the look you want.
• When your design is complete, save and download your missing poster in the size and format you want, or share it right to social media.

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What information should be put on a missing pet poster?

Whether you're designing a lost dog poster or a missing cat flyer, you should keep your design as clear and detailed as possible. Here is some key information that we recommend you include:

• A latest picture of your pet
• Pet's name and a brief description of your pet's appearance (e.g. your pet's sex, breed, color, size, name)
• Your contact information- it's also advisable to add an additional phone number
• A short personal plea
• Reward- if it's applicable to you. Offering a reward can quickly capture people's attention and encourage them to help.

How to make an effective missing flyer or poster?

To create an effective missing flyer, here are five things to keep in mind when designing it:

1. Use bright, vibrant colors that can instantly draw attention to people passing by.
2. Stick to bold lettering and clear fonts. Write something like "LOST DOG", "MISSING CAT" with the biggest letters and put them on the top of the flyer.
3. Optimize your content to be quickly read and understood.
4. Insert a big, clear photo of your pet, and center it on the flyer
5. Laminate the flyer, so that moisture can't get in

Where to put your missing posters?

1. Local pet shelters, veterinarian offices, or SPCA.
2. Local lost and found social media pages or any other pet-oriented pages
3. Roads, intersections, telephone poles, and community bulletin boards, but you need to check the local regulations on sign posting.
4. Coffee shops, grocery stores, restaurants, libraries, or any other high traffic areas.

Also - You should check often to ensure your posters aren't covered and not missing. Once you have found your pet, you should take down all of your posters.

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