Booklet Printing

Saddle-stitch Binding

Popular for catalogs, magazines, wedding programs, newsletters, yearbooks, event programs, playbills and much more, stapled booklets use a unique binding method: Rather than printing individual sheets, your pages are automatically rearranged to print on sheets which are twice the size of the finished booklet. The digital presses fold, staple and trim the edges of the printed booklets as they come off the press. This is also known as saddle-stitch binding, and this is the reason page counts go in increments of 4 – each unfolded sheet produces 4 “pages.”