Brochure
Flyers, Pamphlets, Manuals, Quotation Sheets, Cards, Invitations, Photos, Brochures
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- Size
- A4 / A3 / A5
- Paper
- Glossy Paper / Matte Paper / Double-coated paper / Watermark paper / White cardstock / Leather Texture Paper / New Countess / Eggshell Texture / Dawlin Paper
- Color
- 彩色 / 黑白
- 后道工艺
- Tooth-Line Embossing / Lamination / Hot Foiling / Folding
A folded brochure sits between a single sheet and a booklet: folding divides the information into several panels, carrying richer content while staying light and portable. Common bi-fold and tri-fold formats are widely used for product introductions, brochures, promotional DM sheets and restaurant menus, forming a natural information hierarchy as they open and close.
Fold styles
Folded brochures come in several fold styles, including bi-fold and tri-fold (letter fold and accordion fold), and the fold style determines how the panels are arranged and unfold. When designing, plan how the content of each panel connects so the reader has a coherent experience while unfolding; the fold styles available in the configurator prevail.
Materials and finishing
Folded brochures commonly use coated paper and matte paper: a lighter weight folds smoothly and is easy to carry and mail, while a heavier weight feels more premium but needs care at the crease. Coated paper is vivid and matte paper is soft and easy to read; whether to laminate and single- or double-sided printing can be selected in the configurator as needed.
How to choose
For moderate content and portability, choose a bi-fold or tri-fold with a suitable weight; for more content, consider a more complex fold. Before designing, see the bleed and size guide and avoid placing text on a fold line. Once fold style, paper, finishing and quantity are set, the page shows the matching price instantly — upload your file to order.
FAQ
- What fold styles are available?
- Common styles include bi-fold and tri-fold, including letter fold and accordion fold, each giving a different panel layout and unfolding effect; see the configurator for the exact fold styles available.
- What are folded brochures best for?
- Commonly used for product introductions, brochures, promotional DM sheets and restaurant menus and other layouts that present information across panels and fold up for easy carrying.
- What paper works best for a folded brochure?
- A lighter weight folds more smoothly and carries more easily; a heavier weight feels more premium but needs care at the fold. Coated and matte paper are available; see the configurator for the exact options.
- What should I watch for when designing a folded brochure?
- Plan the content for each panel according to the fold style, and allow for bleed and safe margins so text doesn't sit on a fold line; see the bleed and size guide for file setup.