Booklet

No Cover will use the same 80# test paper on all pages

Cover will use a heavier 100# test paper on the front and back 

Select the product viewing angle. Portrait (Vertical) or Landscape (Horizontal).

Single Sided prints are only the front of every page. Double Sided prints are front and back of every page. Double sided is the most common option. 

• Saddle Stitch Binding: This is a cost-effective method ideal for booklets and publications with fewer pages (typically less than 92 pages or 200 pages or less). Pages are folded and stapled along the spine.

• Perfect Binding: This method uses adhesive to bind the pages together and attach a cover, creating a flat spine. It's suitable for publications like paperback books, magazines, catalogs, and thicker brochures.

• Case Binding: Also known as hardcover binding, this is a premium option where pages are sewn together and attached to a rigid cover. It's known for its durability and professional appearance and is often used for high-end books like coffee table books or special editions.

• Spiral Binding (Coil Binding): This method involves punching holes along the edge of the pages and threading a plastic coil through them. It allows documents to lay flat and pages to be rotated 360 degrees, making it suitable for manuals, notebooks, and calendars.

• Wire-O Binding: Similar to spiral binding, Wire-O uses a metal wire to bind the pages together. It offers a more polished look than spiral binding and also allows documents to lay flat.

• Sewn Binding: A traditional and very durable method where pages are folded and sewn together along the spine.

• 3-Hole Drilled: This option involves drilling three holes along the edge of the pages, making them suitable for insertion into ring binders.

• Screw and Post Binding: This method uses screws and posts to bind the pages together, and allows for the easy addition or removal of pages.