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BOOKLETS
Booklets are full color
and printed onto either glossy or satin 32lb paper. Pricing below
includes printing, folding, and stapling. A booklet is full bleed
if ANY background colors or imagery go all the way to the edge
of any pages of the booklet.
NON FULL
BLEED 5.5” wide x 8.5” high or 8.5” wide x 11”
high 15¢ per page
IMPORTANT NOTE: To qualify for the non-full-bleed
price, booklet orientation must be portrait, not landscape. (i.e.
for the smaller booket option, the stapled edge is the 8.5"
side, for the larger booklet option, the stapled edge must be
the 11" side)
FULL BLEED
any size from 5.75” to 10" high (this is the binding
side) and
3” to 7.75” wide 20¢ per page
There is a special
quantity discount on NON FULL BLEED booklets: 10,000+ pages only
10¢ per page (e.g. 417+ copies of a 24 page book)
>> Minimum of
1,000 pages per project (e.g. for a 12 page booklet, 84 copies)
>> Maximum of
52 pages per booklet
>> Total page
count includes front cover, inside front cover, back cover, and
inside back cover
>> Total page
count must be a multiple of four
>> The stapled
edge must be a minimum of 5.75” long
>> Unfortunately,
it is not possible to have a thicker paper for the cover. If you
need a thick cover, consider having your project wire bound. Call
for details.
>> Please provide
your booklet in either Indesign or as individual pages in Photoshop.
If using other programs, you can provide each page (not spreads)
as a PDF.
For Indesign,
imagery should be linked, not embedded, and be sure to provide
us with the images. Turn all fonts to outline. If images go to
the edge of the page, provide at least 1/8" bleed,
but 1/4" is better. Set up your document as individual pages,
not as spreads. We're happy to talk you through any of these requirements,
just give us a call at 212-979-8766 before you start designing.
For Photoshop,
set up each page with a bleed, in CMYK, at a resolution of at
least 300ppi. Don't flatten your file. If images go to the edge
of the page, provide at least 1/8" bleed, but 1/4"
is better. Set up your document as individual pages, not as spreads.
Name each page as page01, page 02, etc. The front cover should
always be named page01. The back cover should always be the last
page. We're happy to talk you through any of these requirements,
just give us a call at 212-979-8766 before you start designing.
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