A high temperature sintering process for solid electrolyte is the main cause of the increase in manufacturing costs of SOFCs. In this study, we developed a novel flash light sintering technique as an alternative sintering process of the conventional thermal sintering process. The YSZ electrolyte films were fabricated by conventional screen-printing method and the flash light sintering process and ESB sintering aid were applied to improve the flash light sinterability of the YSZ electrolyte. In the flash light sintering process, the effect of various pulse conditions such as energy density, and pulse interval were investigated and the microstructure, crystallinity, and sintering behavior of the sintered films were analyzed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the flash light sintering process. The flash light sintered YSZ electrolyte layer was used to fabricate the anode-supported SOFCs and its functionality is successfully demonstrated with the high open circuit voltage. The significance of this study includes minimization of the process time from tens of hours to just a few seconds, thus facilitating the commercialization of SOFCs.