Kyte AI
SellAttract

Put together a flyer with a QR code that points straight to your WhatsApp, and get the file ready to print.

A guided, conversational flow that builds a 5x7 in flyer for small retail businesses (a clothing store, a bakery, a pet shop, a hardware store, a toy store) from a built-in HTML template. Use it whenever the owner wants a flyer, a menu poster, or a counter/storefront sign, even if they never say the word "flyer" ("something for the counter", "a paper with a QR for my WhatsApp", "an insert for the table"). It collects the fields one at a time, generates the QR (a URL, WhatsApp, or a payment link) and the main image, and delivers the flyer as HTML ready to print.

3D character holding a phone and a shopping bag

What this skill does

This skill builds a print-ready flyer in the classic counter size (5x7 inches) with a QR code made just for you. It takes basic details about your business, like your brand name, a catchy main line, your Wi-Fi network details, and the link you want to send customers to. From there, the system generates a clean image file and a high-resolution PDF ready to send straight to a quick-print shop or print at home.

The process helps you catch the customer looking at your storefront or waiting to be helped in person. You get a silent salesperson. The flyer organizes foot traffic and sends buyers straight to your digital catalog or your WhatsApp, without you needing to stop what you're doing to read off a link.

How it works

The process is straightforward. The assistant walks you through it step by step, one detail at a time. First, you give your store's name and the exact link to your site, catalog, or social page that gets built into the code. The assistant shows and confirms the address before generating the code, so no customer ever lands on a broken or wrong page.

Next, you pick a headline for the top of the page and decide whether to include the Wi-Fi details for the space. Then you search for professional photos for your type of business in the built-in library, or upload your own feature image. Finally, the system reads the tones in your photo to apply the right colors to the flyer and delivers the finished file ready to download.

Use cases

Real examples of how this skill fits into a store’s routine to speed up decision-making and sales.

01

Turning window-shoppers into WhatsApp conversations

When you close up shop or you're busy sorting stock in the back, people walk by on the sidewalk, look at what's on display, and leave without ever talking to you. You give the assistant your WhatsApp link and pick an image that fits what you sell. The skill builds a window sign with a direct message inviting the passerby to scan and reach out. The contact happens right there. That passerby turns into an active chat in your messaging app, even during the hours your door is closed.

02

Cutting the counter line during your busiest hours

On days when your store fills up all at once, you stretch yourself thin trying to help everyone at the counter, and some people give up and leave without buying because of the wait. You type a short line about your catalog and add the link to your available products. The system delivers a clean flyer built to send people to browse digitally. Reading through the stock stops needing you. Customers wait their turn scrolling through the options on their own phone and reach the register already knowing exactly what they're taking home.

03

Ending the constant interruptions to read out the Wi-Fi password

Stopping mid-checkout or mid-inventory to spell out letters and numbers for every visitor's Wi-Fi slows down your whole day. You turn on the optional connectivity block and type the exact network name along with the password set on your router. The generator creates a highlighted spot in the layout with the details large enough to read. Looking it up becomes self-serve. Customers connect their own devices without you having to stop helping someone else in the room.

04

Sparking a repeat purchase with an insert in the delivery bag

When you send an order out for delivery, you miss a big chance to bring that buyer back if all you ship is the item wrapped in paper. You add a catchy line about next week's new arrivals and the link to your broadcast list or updates page. The final file comes sized right for cutting and slipping into delivery packages. The pitch arrives at the customer's door. They open the package, find the printed insert, and scan the code to lock in their next pick before it's gone.

Benefits

You get your evenings back

You used to spend the end of the night answering the same questions about prices or product photos over and over because there wasn't time to explain it all at the counter. With printed flyers placed around your store, visitors browse the full catalog on their own while they're walking around. The basic questions drop off. You close up on schedule and sit down for dinner with your family instead of watching customer notifications pile up on your phone.

You earn trust on sight with a professional look

Rushed to post a notice or a change in store hours, you used to tape up handwritten notes or crooked printouts that cluttered the space. Standardized posters in your own brand's colors create a visual style that matches and shows off what's on display. The way the business reads to a customer changes. They notice the care in every detail, and that builds more confidence when it's time to close a bigger sale and run the card.

You stop dealing with broken links and dead QR codes

You used to risk typing one wrong letter passing along your digital address, or end up with a code too small for a phone camera to pick up. The assistant's step-by-step check makes sure every detail gets reviewed and tested visually before you generate the final version for the print shop. Access stops failing. The buyer points their camera and lands directly on your store's real page, speeding up the decision to buy with no room left to change their mind along the way.

Frequently asked questions

Free · No installation · No setup

Pick your store type, walk away with the finished result.

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