Booklets

Custom booklets provide customers a sense of your company, whether you’re producing menus, magazines, or catalogs. They are simple to incorporate into promotional handouts, gifts, and more because they are small and handy.

Booklet printing is a powerful marketing tool if you want to create a product catalog, instruction handbook, training manual, or even a storybook. Custom booklets are a clever approach to offering relevant information about your company in a condensed style. Thanks to the stapled binding, they are durable enough to be distributed at events or included with prizes. Additionally, you may pick the booklet cover stock and page count that work best for your project.

Start your design by uploading your PDF or our Photoshop or Illustrator template, which will serve as your roadmap for the project. You may also download our PDF guide for essential principles and requirements to produce a successful booklet print, or you can read our instructions on how to manufacture a booklet below.

Make those impressions count with our expert booklet printing. Your brochure is made to last with matte and glossy cover choices, full-color printing, and metal staples. Four cover pages are included in each saddle-stitched booklet (2 in the front, 2 in the back).

Please select the size and the number of pages, and upload your PDF using our simple upload system to begin making your personalized booklets. After that, choose your cover stock and finish the checkout process. After that, we will handle the rest, and your file will be suitably formatted and prepared for printing. Your booklets will be professionally printed, stapled, and sent in top condition.

Artwork Preparation Guide

If your graphic files do not meet our specifications, The PRINT SOLO will not be charged for any resulting
typographical errors. Read our artwork preparation to prepare your files for submission, or contact us for help from
a packaging specialist!

Cut & Crease Line (Red Lines):

Displays the section in its final size and where the box should be folded. Important graphics
and text should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line.

Bleed Line (Blue Lines):

Indicates where the drain section is located. All graphics that run-up to the cut line should be
extended to the cut line for a transparent print.

Safety Margin(Green Lines):

Specifies where to safely place illustrations and text. As an industry-standard, all graphics
should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line unless your design is intended.

Perforation (Dotted Black Lines):

The perforation line refers to paper punched with very small holes to make it easier to tear and
fold the paper.