PPD 100 x A4 Inkjet Brochure Flyer Paper 130gsm Double Sided Matt Coated Photo Quality PPD-40-100

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This is an important element to consider when choosing your brochure paper — you want your paper to be light enough that clients can grab the paper on the go, but no so light that it appears cheap or insubstantial. Understanding these elements can help you easily determine the best paper type for your brochures, flyers, or other marketing materials. But if you want a brochure that can stand up on display on the trade stand, for example, or that will still look good after it’s passed through several hands and bags, this could be a good option for you.

In addition, no coating means no glare - so this is definitely the best choice if your brochure is heavy on text. Visit our Colour Guide for Printing and File Formats Support Page to view the complete list of accepted file types.Make sure no elements in your artwork are set on overprint unless you want this effect in your design.

Bleed is the area surrounding your print’s trim size, extending an image or colour beyond the finished trim size.New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . A higher GSM equates to a thicker paper which may give a more professional look to your campaigns, but it won't be suitable for every task. For more information on the best paper type to use with your next brochure contact the Digital Printing team today.

It is a cumbersome system, measured by weighing 500 sheets, at a specific "parent sheet" size, depending on paper type (text, cover, etc). The size of pages you decide to use will often impact on what you can include in your brochure, so it’s important that you make this decision before starting designing your brochure so you know how much room you have to work with.

It does, however, provide you with enough space to get creative, especially if you are using it as a brochure to showcase products or images. While we have looked at some of the most popular paper sizes for brochures, it is also possible to look at larger or smaller pages to help make your brochure really memorable.

Drag and drop files from your desktop or upload them from your computer, online file-sharing accounts like Dropbox, or a web URL. Ensure your design matches the dimensions you selected in your initial quote, and before uploading, label it with a name like cover. However, if you want to make a thick brochure with more than two folds, the 70 lb text is a good option. While glossy coated paper tends to look best for brochures, it is more important that the appearance of your product fits with your brand image. Lamination means applying a transparent plastic coating on top of prints to preserve, protect and enhance aesthetics.There are two main things to consider before looking further into brochure printing, both which will affect how your brand comes across. To allow leeway for cutting differences in production, always add a bleed of 3 mm around all edges of your design. Make sure the alignment and the sequence of the sides are recognizable (we do not check your document in terms of content).