Custom Booklet Printing to Promote Your Products and Services

A spiral bound booklet is a type of book or document that is bound together by a spiral wire or plastic coil that passes through small holes punched along one edge of the pages. This type of binding allows the booklet to lie flat when opened, making it easy to read and write on. Spiral bound booklets are commonly used for a variety of purposes, such as notebooks, calendars, journals, manuals, and reports. They are popular because they are easy to create, relatively inexpensive, and can hold a large number of pages while remaining compact and portable.

A perfect bound booklet is a type of book or document that is bound together with a strong, flexible adhesive at the spine. This type of binding creates a square, flat spine that allows the booklet to stand upright and easily fit on a bookshelf.

Perfect binding is commonly used for softcover books, magazines, catalogs, and other publications that have a higher page count than can be stapled together. Perfect binding provides a professional and polished look to the finished product and is commonly used in the printing industry. It is a popular choice for both short and long print runs and can be used for a variety of purposes, such as catalogs, annual reports, manuals, and promotional materials.

A saddle stitch booklet is a type of book or document that is bound together by stapling the sheets of paper together at the spine and then folding them in half. This creates a “saddle” or crease in the center of the booklet. The staples are usually inserted through the folded edge of the booklet, and they can be hidden or visible, depending on the design.

Saddle stitch binding is commonly used for booklets, catalogs, magazines, and other publications that have a lower page count. It is a simple and cost-effective binding method that provides a secure and durable finish, making it a popular choice for marketing materials and promotional items. The finished product can be easily opened and laid flat for easy reading and writing.

It’s easy to create booklets and saddle stitch documents in Mimeo Print. To begin, upload your files in PDF format to your library.

Select “booklet” from the document menu. Then, add your files to the document. You can add multiple files – such as your covers and your content – and change the order. Next, continue into the real-time document preview.

Here, you can customize paper stock, print to edge, and more. Our booklet printing service offers thousands of customizations, so if you need a customization you don’t see, contact our customer success team. Finally, add the document to your cart.

You will be prompted to save it to your library or continue without saving. Then simply add your shipping details and check out.

With Mimeo, you can print your project on your own timeline, on demand. Place the order by 10 pm ET for delivery to almost anywhere in the world as soon as 8:30 am the next morning.

To be called a booklet, your document should have at least 8 pages. Otherwise, it is considered a leaflet. Your total booklet pages should be divisible by 8, otherwise you’ll need to add a blank page.