Leaflet and booklet guide
A magazine, a booklet, a spiral bound work and a book differ from each other according to the binding, the number of pages and the purpose of use.
Steps in brief
- Decide on the binding method.
- Check the page count and page order.
- Usually, deliver the PDF as single pages.
- Keep important things off the edge and back.
- Check the final PDF before production.
Booklet stitching is suitable for light magazines
A book bound magazine works when the number of pages is reasonable and the product is light and easy to browse.
Spiral binding fits the user manual
The twist-bound work opens well on the table. It is suitable for instructions, notebooks, training materials and reports.
The book needs more planning
In book-like products, the cover, spine, inner paper and number of pages must be confirmed before the final PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to send the magazine open?
Usually not. Single pages in the correct order is the surest way.
Which binding should you choose?
Booklet binding is suitable for magazines, spiral binding for use and book-like binding for thicker works.
Why does page count matter?
Binding and folding may require a specific side structure. That's why you should check the number of pages before folding.
