Custom Tri-Fold Brochures for Clear, Portable Brand Communication: Video Guide

This 60-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

1. 0:00Before quoting tri-fold brochures, lock these four details.
2. 0:05First, size. A Letter sheet folds to about one-third width, and A4 folds to DL. The tucked panel is trimmed slightly narrower.
3. 0:16Second, panel order. On the flat sheet, the cover is the outside right panel. Readers see cover, first spread, full spread, then back.
4. 0:27Third, safe areas. Keep logos, QR codes, prices and contact details clear of folds and trimmed edges, and run backgrounds into the bleed.
5. 0:38Fourth, paper and surface. Uncoated, matte, semi-gloss or gloss: check layout on a digital proof, then judge feel and finish on a physical sample.
6. 0:50To quote, send your unfolded size, quantity, paper and finish.
7. 0:55Add artwork or a panel plan for your tailored quote.

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