Custom Booklet & Catalog Printing
Multi-page print gives you room to organize information without crowding the layout. Plan the page count, binding, cover, and content order around the available product specifications.
When should I use a booklet or catalog instead of a brochure?
Use a booklet or catalog when your content needs multiple pages and a clear reading order. Brochures are better for shorter information that fits on one folded sheet. Booklets and catalogs work well for product collections, programs, manuals, portfolios, guides, training materials, and longer-form sales information.
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Room to Organize
Multi-page print gives you room to organize information without crowding the layout. Products can have their own sections, programs can be presented in sequence, and longer educational or sales content can be broken into readable pages. Before designing, plan the page count, binding, cover, and content order around the available product specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between a booklet and a catalog?
- A booklet is a broad term for a bound multi-page printed piece. A catalog is typically organized around products, services, or collections.
- How many pages should my booklet have?
- That depends on the available binding and product configuration. Build the content around a supported page count rather than forcing a finished document into an incompatible format.
- Can a booklet have a different cover stock?
- Some booklet configurations allow separate cover and interior stocks. Available options will be shown with the product.