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Booklets (8.5

Booklets (8.5" x 11")

80lb Gloss Text

Booklets are multi-page bound documents such as product guides and magazines.

Paper Type

80lb Gloss Text Stock

Coating

No coating

Color

Full color CMYK: 2 sided (4/4)

Quantities

Ranges from 25 to 1000

Sizes
8.5"x11" (which refers to the finished/folded size of the book)
Finishing

Fold, collated, saddle stitched, boxed

File Type

Print Ready PDF file

Cover Types

Self Cover (80lb gloss text) or 14pt Cover

Special Instructions

Number of pages ordered includes the cover pages


Custom sizes may be subject to an additional admin charge.

Binding edge
Step 1

Step 1

Ensure the file matches the product's required dimensions. Ensure that the artwork is created in CMYK 300 dpi with 1/16 inch bleeds on all sides.

Step 2

Step 2

Make sure that all images are embedded, and that all the text is outlined.

Step 3

Step 3

Export all files into PDF format with bleeds.

File Orientation Guide

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How to set up proper orientation for your files

File Orientation refers to the orientation of the artwork files submitted. Ensure that they are submitted to back up properly to produce the intended result.

Flat Artwork (Postcards, Flyers etc.)

File Orientation

How To Set Up Your Files

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Learn how to set up your files the right way.

Common Issues

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How to avoid common file issues

How to ensure proper orientation/backup

Why bleed is necessary for print

Why you should avoid border designs

How to set up dielines

Why safety margins are necessary for print

How to create transparent PNG files

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