Editorial Bi-Fold Canva Template for Real Estate Agents

Editorial Listing Brochure

For listings that need a more polished printed presentation.

An editable 11 × 17 bifold that folds to 8.5 × 11, with two setups for different listings and an optional floor-plan sheet. It ships in the Prestige cream, ink and rust palette.

Add your photos, details and logo in Canva, then print it at any print shop. A free Canva account is all you need.

$16 · One-time purchase

The editorial brochure open: the outside, with the particulars panel and the cover, in front of the inside spread with its headline, description, highlights and photographs.

Best for higher-priced listings with photography to match

You want a printed piece that reads like a property publication, for a listing with enough detail to support one.

A good fit if you:

  • market higher-priced listings and want the printed piece to match them
  • have professional photography — the layout is built around it
  • have enough property detail to fill an editorial brochure
  • print at a shop and want a file already set up with bleed

Not ideal if:

  • you want a simpler everyday brochure — the 4-Page Listing Brochure is the broader-fit piece on the same format
  • you need something lighter for the sign-in table — the 2-Sided Listing Flyer is one sheet
  • your photography is not strong yet — an editorial layout shows weak photos rather than hiding them

What is in the download

The brochure

  • 4 Canva pages, 11 × 17 landscape, set up with print bleed
  • Two outside pages: one with a Particulars back, one with a Photo back
  • Two inside pages: Full and Short

The floor-plan sheet

  • 2 Canva pages, 8.5 × 11 — Main Level and Upper Level
  • A separate Canva link
  • Drop in your plan for each level, or delete the Upper Level page for a one-level home

Also included

  • A Quick-Start Guide (PDF)
  • The Prestige cream, ink and rust palette
  • Bracketed placeholders for the address, price, facts, description and your details

You print one outside page and one inside page. The pages mix freely, so you select the ones you want when you download.

Two setups, from the same four pages

Story-led.
The Particulars back with the Full inside, for a listing with plenty to say. The back carries the property facts and the neighborhood; the inside runs a headline, a description, six highlights, a Recent Updates row and three photos.

Photo-led.
The Photo back with the Short inside, for a listing where the photography carries it. The back runs a photo, four key figures and your agent details; the inside keeps a headline, a lead paragraph, three highlights and five photos.

No renovations to list?
Relabel the Recent Updates row “By the Numbers” and fill it with four figures about the home. The Quick-Start shows how.

Mix them.
Nothing ties a back to an inside. Choose the pair that fits the listing in front of you and print those two pages.

The two outside pages shown one above the other: the first with a Particulars panel listing bedrooms, bathrooms, living area, lot size, year built, heating, garage, taxes and MLS number beside the cover; the second with a photograph, four key figures and the agent block beside the same cover.

Outside: the Particulars back, and the Photo back.

The two inside pages shown one above the other: the Full version with a headline, description, six highlights, a Recent Updates row of four dated items and three photographs; the Short version with a headline, a lead paragraph, three highlights and five photographs.

Inside: Full, and Short.

The floor-plan sheet

Two 8.5 × 11 pages, Main Level and Upper Level, on their own Canva link. Drop in your plan for each level, or delete the Upper Level page for a one-level home.

The sheet presents the plan file you add, so how clearly it prints depends on that file.

No plan to show? Leave the sheet out. The brochure stands on its own.

The two floor-plan pages side by side, headed Main Level and Upper Level, each presenting a floor plan with the property address and a note that measurements are approximate.

Main Level and Upper Level, shown with a sample plan.

Photos in, placeholders typed, one optional color change

1. Open it in Canva.
The template links are in your download — one for the brochure, one for the floor-plan sheet.

2. Drop in your images.
Your photos into the frames, and your headshot and logo into theirs.

3. Type over the placeholders.
Address, price, facts, description and agent details, all bracketed so they are easy to find.

4. Make your QR code.
With Canva’s free QR code app.

5. Set the accent, if you want.
It ships in the Prestige rust. Keep it as designed, or change it once with Change all.

6. Print it.
Download as PDF Print with crop marks and bleed ticked, then print at any shop.

The inside page shown twice, one above the other: above, as it downloads, with bracketed placeholders for the headline, lead paragraph and highlights and empty frames reading replace with property photo; below, the same page finished with a photographed home and its details.

As it downloads, and finished.

What ships, and what doesn’t

Everything edits on a free Canva account. The brochure is 11 × 17 landscape set up with print bleed, so the export carries crop marks and bleed for a print shop; the floor-plan sheet is 8.5 × 11.

The photos, headshot, logo and floor plans in the sample images are for display. Your template arrives with empty, labeled frames.

It is a digital download: nothing ships, and printing costs are separate. It is for use with your own listings, not for resale or sharing.

Before you send it to print

The address, price, agent, brokerage and every figure in the samples are demonstration content. Replace all of them with the property’s own details.

The back panel carries a disclosure line. Check the wording against what your brokerage, your MLS and your state require before you print a stack.

Good to know before the print run

  • Check the particulars and the price against the MLS listing
  • Scan your QR code from a phone before the file leaves your desk
  • Select only the outside and inside pages you are printing when you download
  • Export as PDF Print with crop marks and bleed ticked, and ask for 11 × 17 half-fold
  • Print one copy and fold it before you order the stack

The rest of the listing-marketing set

Each is sold separately, and this brochure needs none of them.

4-Page Listing Brochure

The simpler everyday bifold on the same 11 × 17 format, for listings that do not need an editorial piece.

View the Listing Brochure

2-Sided Listing Flyer

One sheet for the showing table and quick handouts.

View the 2-Sided Flyer

Real Estate Flyer Set

Seven flyers for the day the listing goes live, the open house, and the sold announcement.

View the Flyer Set

Common questions

How is this different from the 4-Page Listing Brochure?

Same 11 × 17 bifold format, different treatment. This one is editorial: a Particulars panel or a photo back, longer copy inside, and an optional floor-plan sheet. The 4-Page Listing Brochure is the simpler everyday piece.


Does the floor plan come with it?

No. The sheet presents a plan file you add, so how clearly it prints depends on that file. For a one-level home, delete the Upper Level page.


Can I change the rust accent?

Yes. It ships in the Prestige cream, ink and rust palette. Keep the rust as designed, or change it to your brand color once with Change all.


Do I need Canva Pro?

No. It works with a free Canva account.