- Impressive full color printing
- Gloss, matte or uncoated paper options
- Pick a standard size or go for a unique custom size
Bi Fold Brochure
Features
- Impressive full color printing
- Gloss, matte or uncoated paper options
- Pick a standard size or go for a unique custom size
Custom Bi-Fold Brochure Printing: The Go-To for Visual-Heavy Designs
We offer brochures in 4 quality materials which you can coat with gloss or matte finish. Download our template or use our Easy Design Tool to create your layout. You can order 50-100,000 copies in a single order. Our standard turnaround time is 3 business days.
For queries, chat with our customer service representatives or call us at 1-888-888-4211.
Size. Color. Material. It's all here, and more.
6 Paper/Stock Options
100 lb. Paper Gloss
- Fine quality and smooth textured paper that is thicker than the standard magazine paper
- Foldable and easy to keep for future reference
- Gloss coating comes with a shiny finish and prints colors in vivid detail
- Has a fade-resistant surface
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100 lb. Paper Matte
- Fine quality and smooth textured paper that is thicker than the standard magazine paper
- Foldable and easy to keep for future reference
- Matte coating has a non-gloss finish that suits soft colors and text-based designs
10 pt. Cardstock Gloss
- Durable cardstock that’s scored prior to folding and easy to hand out
- Glossy finish provides vibrant color printing and extra protection
- Scratch and scuff-resistant coating
10 pt. Cardstock Matte
- Durable cardstock that’s foldable and easy to hand out
- Matte coating produces an elegant, muted hue
- Smooth, low glare finish that’s easy on the eyes
70 lb. Paper Uncoated
- The thinnest and lightest paper stock available
- Easy to fold and carry around
- Has a smooth, writable surface on both sides; perfect for flyers that include forms
80 lb. Paper Gloss
- Slightly thicker and heavier than the 70 lb. paper
- Medium weight that makes it easy to hand out
- Gloss coating brings out the boldness and brightness of the colors
Learn how to create custom bi-fold brochure you’ll love.
Bi-Fold Brochure Printing
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Read MoreCustomer Questions
As a rule of thumb, we can only have multiples of four. Basically, this would mean we add one sheet of paper each folded in half. To have six pages, you would need to put an insert of one page. The latter however, would be a loose page. Another option would be to order a larger sheet and have it folded as a trifold. So instead of the regular 11" x 17", you would need to order a 11" x 25.5" folded into a trifold so you would have six seperate panels or pages (each being 8.5" x 11").
If you have multiple pages you want bound together, you may want to look at our Bulk Booklets or Short Run Booklets depending on the quantity you need. As you will notice, these are only offered in multiples of four. Customer would usually find ways to spread or add to their content for the 7th and 8th pages.
These are small circular stickers or seals that keep brochures closed. These are also called wafer seals and Postal regulations will require two of these to seal your brochures for mailing.
Since these maybe a combination of products, please give us a call and speak to a Custom Representative for a quote.
If you order these today before 5 pm PST and there is no issue with your file, you may actually order these on a one day turnaround and request for ground shipping.You may get this on friday or earlier but please give us a call to make sure the brochures will be printed in our New Jersey location. If these are printed in our Mid West location, you would need to pay for two day air shipping on top of the one day turnaround for printing.
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