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Stapled Booklet
- Saddle stitched (staple bound)
- Mix and match your cover and inside pages
- Delivered within one working day
Perfect Bound Booklet
- Glued to a spine for durability
- Three inner-page options
- Delivered within 4 working days
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Promote your business sustainably with our print options! Whatever impact you would like to make, we’ve got an option for every occasion and every business. We have the perfect size and paper stock to suit every occasion – no matter the budget you’re working with, so you’re sure to find what you’re looking for.
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Booklet Binding Types Explained
The type of binding you choose largely depends on what you’re planning to use your booklets for. From stapled and perfect bound to wire bound, here’s what all the different booklet styles mean and how to use them.
Top 5 Uses for Booklets
When it comes to the world of print marketing, the possibilities are endless. To help you decide how to use your next order of booklets, we’ve listed our five favorite ways to use them to boost your business.
Best Booklet Design Inspiration
Don’t put off your booklet design for one moment longer! We’ve got the perfect examples to really get your creative juices flowing and loads of tips to help you get the most out of your books.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a Brochure?
Creating a document with multiple pages can be a little daunting, especially if it’s a business brochure that is designed to show off a lot of important information. But it doesn’t have to be, we promise! Our step-by-step guide shows you how to set up the artwork for your booklet online for print in a range of popular design programs, such as:
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Publisher
- Apple Pages
- Google Docs
- Adobe InDesign
How to make a booklet in Word?
This easy-to-use and common tool is ideal for those wanting to make a simple yet effective booklet design themselves. It requires very little design or technical know-how to create one yourself. Setting up your promotional booklet is easy – simply change the layout to multiple pages, select the “book fold” option, increase all margins by 3mm, and away you go!
Depending on what size booklet you’re designing, you’ll also need to change the paper size. Don’t forget to tick the boxes to show Ruler and Gridlines as these come in particularly handy!
How to design a marketing brochure in InDesign?
If you’re stepping up your design game, then InDesign is a great tool to do this with. Once you’ve mastered it, it’s an impressive skill to have. This specialist piece of software allows you to create almost anything – including your next printed marketing brochure design!
Start by creating a new document and choose your desired size from the pre-set options available. Add your 3mm margin, select the number of pages you want, tick facing pages, and away you go!
Need more help with using InDesign? Don’t worry, our in-depth guide can give you further advice, as can our experienced customer service team, who are happy to help with whatever questions you may have.
What sizes of brochures & booklets are available?
A6 brochures are perfect for handy mini guides and compact instruction manuals.
A5 booklets are a popular choice for recipe collections, menus, or product catalogs since they are small enough to pop in your bag with plenty of room to experiment with design
A4 booklets have ample room for all the information you want to get across. Play around to find the perfect format since there’s plenty of space for a dramatic, informative, and gorgeous brochure.
We have two sizes of square booklets, 140mm and 210mm which are ideal for estate agency booklets, programs, or corporate magazines.
DL brochures are our sleekest option, with a slim line shape for a professional flair and elegant finish.
What does ‘PP’ mean?
When we say ‘pp’, for example, a 40pp booklet, this is short for ‘printed pages’. When you design booklet artwork for print, you’ll have to create a design for both sides of every piece of paper. A printed page is one side of the piece of paper. So, a 40pp booklet will only actually have 20 physical pieces of paper in it. Your front and back covers are included as part of this.