
Types of Bound Books

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Paper Options

Coating Options
Gloss paper has a shiny and lustrous smooth coated gloss finish. Excellent for making full color printing appear more vibrant.
Matte paper is a dull coated sheet that exhibits low gloss finish. Paper has minimal glare, making it easier to read text.
Uncoated paper is easy to write on and should be used in projects such as a workbook or coloring book.

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File Specifications
Paper Options

Coating Options
Gloss paper has a shiny and lustrous smooth coated gloss finish. Excellent for making full color printing appear more vibrant.
Matte paper is a dull coated sheet that exhibits low gloss finish. Paper has minimal glare, making it easier to read text.
Uncoated paper is easy to write on and should be used in projects such as a workbook or coloring book.

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File Specifications
Paper Options

Coating Options
Gloss paper has a shiny and lustrous smooth coated gloss finish. Excellent for making full color printing appear more vibrant.
Matte paper is a dull coated sheet that exhibits low gloss finish. Paper has minimal glare, making it easier to read text.
Uncoated paper is easy to write on and should be used in projects such as a workbook or coloring book.

Learn More
File Specifications
Paper Options

Coating Options
Gloss paper has a shiny and lustrous smooth coated gloss finish. Excellent for making full color printing appear more vibrant.
Matte paper is a dull coated sheet that exhibits low gloss finish. Paper has minimal glare, making it easier to read text.
Uncoated paper is easy to write on and should be used in projects such as a workbook or coloring book.
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Saddle-Stitched Booklets Spiral Bound Books Wire-O Bound Books Perfect Bound Books BrochuresUse some of the most popular types listed below to help you get started with your next project!

Dog Booklet
Provide helpful information to people interested in your doggie daycare or inform your customers about the process of adopting a dog.

Entertainment Booklet
Use your booklet to show off your art, your film festival, or so much more! Entertainment booklets are great for any event.

Food Booklet
Create a food booklet to organize your recipes, show off your food photography, or create a food and wine pairing book!

Instruction Booklet
Give a step-by-step instruction booklet for new hires, current employees, or customers that are in need of a manual.

Wholesale Booklet
Advertise your goods to businesses so that they can sell large quantities to customers. No better way than with a booklet.

Menu Booklet
Is your menu too expansive for a brochure? Create a menu booklet to showcase all of your delicious meals.

Marketing Booklet
Promote your business by putting sale information, new product images, or business biographies into a custom business booklet.

Family Reunion Booklet
If you’re planning a family reunion, you need a family reunion booklet to include a photo of everyone attending.
Other Popular Types
- Craft
- Hobby
- Political
- Religious
- Safety
- Directory
- Newsletter
Where are cheap booklets and books used?
Cheap booklets and books can be used in many places. They can be used as a takeaway for an art exhibition, to welcome new members to your church, as a theater playbill booklet, or as a keepsake for your high school sporting event.
Benefits
Booklets are cheap, fast, and easy! They allow you to express yourself, give a visual demo, make a statement, increase credibility, and keep your marketing materials fresh season after season!
Page Count
We require that any multi-page PDF files be sent as single page images, not spreads. In the files, page 1 should be the front cover and the last page should be the back cover (see left).
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Color
Save your PDF in CMYK.
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Resolution
PrintingCenterUSA recommends that the resolution of your images and document be 300 dpi or more.
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Bleeds
Bleed is an extra 1/8” of image that extends beyond the trim area of your printed piece.
The project is printed on an oversized sheet that is cut down to size with the appearance that the image is “bleeding” off the edge of the paper.
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How to create a booklet?
To create a booklet, you just need to gather your images and content, then design and layout your project in our free online design tool OR you can try our free downloadable PDFs for Adobe Suite programs. Click here to learn more about creating a booklet.

How many pages should a booklet be?
Page count depends on the type of binding you selected.
If you are using Saddle Stitch Binding, you have a minimum page count of 8 pages and a maximum page count of 92 pages (including the cover).
For Saddle Stitch you have to add pages in page increments of 4 (8, 12, 16, 20, etc).
If you are using Perfect Binding, you have a minimum pvage count of 28 pages and a maximum of 2” thick (including the cover). For Perfect Binding, you have to add pages in page increments of 2 (28, 30, 32, 34, etc).
Click here to learn more about page count.
How much does it cost to print a booklet?
The cost of your booklet depends entirely on the order specifications. We recommend to utilize our easy-to-use pricing tool to receive an instant estimate for your order. Click here to learn more.
How do I make a calendar with my own pictures?
You can upload your own pictures to our FREE online design tool to quickly and easily create your own custom calendar. Just be sure that your pictures have a DPI of 300 or more so that they come out crystal clear once they’re printed!