Brochure Printing

Custom brochures are paper marketing tools used to promote products, services, and events. They also communicate important information that may interest prospects and turn them into clients.
 

Businesses, organizations, and individuals across various industries benefit from brochure printing. Most notably, restaurants, conferences, and trade shows use them as menus, catalogs, programs, and more.
 

We offer two types of brochures: tri-fold and Z-fold. They are fully customizable so that you can share any messaging.
 

Make your own brochure today with our intuitive design tool. Upload your logo, create a draft with our online sign design tool, or browse ready-made templates. We also have an AI feature that lets you generate images with simple prompts. You can also adjust colors, swap text, and more.
 

We ship across the US and Canada.

Custom brochures offer features that are beneficial to businesses in all industries. Let’s explore them:

• Versatile in several industries including tourism & hospitality, real estate, and education;
• Cost-effective and popular for businesses;
• Memorable in that it’s something tangible customers can hold on to;
• Allows businesses to provide ample amounts of useful information;
• Comes in two styles, which allow you to choose how you want to present your information.

We offer two folding options for our business brochures: tri-fold and Z-fold. Both have three panels on each side. However, they differ in both style and in how they function.

Tri-fold brochures are folded so that two panels fold over a middle panel. You read the content from left to right. The top panel is usually the cover; the inside panel contains the information. The back panel is usually reserved for contact information and a call to action. Use tri-fold brochures if you want to emphasize elaborate storytelling or business summaries.

Both brochure styles come in two sizes: 11" x 8.5" and 17" x 11". 11" x 8.5" is a good choice if you want to display large images. This size is perfect for showcasing floor plans, maps, or timelines. 17" x 11" is ideal for displaying text-heavy information on menus and product catalogs.
 

We print our brochures on glossy white 100lb. paper. The material has a reflective coating that makes your visuals pop off the page. The thickness is durable and prevents the ink from bleeding through to the other side.

Make the most of your layout and design with our sign design tool. Design it from scratch or save time using our generative AI feature or ready-made templates. Follow these steps to create your very own brochures:

1. Select your preferred size;
2. Select your preferred options;
3. Upload a design, choose a template, or generate an image using our free AI tool;
4. Adjust colors, text, and elements;
5. Add your product to cart and proceed to checkout.

Here are some standard practices to follow if you’re unsure how to design and print effective displays.

1. Know what type of fold you want to use before designing your brochure. We offer tri-fold and Z-fold options. Both work well in different environments. Tri-folds are better suited for storytelling, and Z-folds fit well inside envelopes.
2. Make sure that your images and text are both aligned.
3. Use ample white space.
4. Use simple copy with legible fonts such as Helvetica.
5. Incorporate high-resolution photos.
6. Include a call to action.

Brochures and pamphlets are sometimes used interchangeably. However, they are two separate types of marketing materials.
 

Brochures are single pieces of double-sided printed paper. They come in different types of panels, such as tri-fold and Z-fold. They can provide helpful information, but the content is usually promotional. They’re typically handed out during trade shows, tours, and after-sales presentations.
 

Pamphlets are booklets containing multiple sheets of bound paper. The content inside pamphlets is typically educational, rather than promotional. Pamphlets are usually handed out during educational seminars, public events, and political or community-oriented events.