Saddle Stitch booklet binding | print book | print paperback book

 Saddle stitch binding is at the central spine of the finished product, binding 2~3 needles or sewing to fix the book pages, and then trimming the edges, complete the form of printed books. Saddle stitch book printing is an affordable and efficient way to produce such a book.  BooksPrinting with 25+ years of custom high-quality printing experience, help you save more! Booklet binding, print paperback book, print book

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When it comes to creating a professional-looking book, choosing the right paper stock and weight is essential. Custom saddle stitched book printing is a popular and cost-effective way to produce your book. The most common paper stock used for this type of printing is 80-157gsm bond paper. This type of paper provides a smooth finish that will give your book a polished look. While also being available in glossy or matte finishes for an extra touch of professionalism.

For those looking for something more unique,we also provide specialty papers such as uncoated paper, kraft paper, colored paper options which can be used to give your saddle stitched books a truly distinct look and feel. With these materials at your disposal, you have the tools necessary to make sure your book stands out from the crowd.

Saddle stitch book printing is an ideal way to produce a professional-looking book, and popular sizes that are used include 5.5" x 8.5", 8.5 " x 8.5", 6" x 9", A4, A5 and 8.5" x 11".  The most cost-effective option for short-run books is the 5.5" x 8.5” size.  But if you have a longer book or require a larger size, 8.5" x 11” is the best choice for your project.  Additionally, the minimum page count for saddle stitch books is 16 pages, while the maximum page count is 80 pages. But that depends on how thickness of paper you choice. We also accept custom size based on your project.

When deciding on a format for your project, it's important to consider how you want to present your content in relation to the size of your book.  A common error when creating saddle stitched books is cramming too much text into too small of a space.  This can make the text difficult to read and create an unappealing product overall.  On the other hand, having too much blank space can make your book look unfinished or barren.  So be sure to strike a balance between both extremes when designing your layout. Booklet binding, print paperback book, print book

Finally, it's also important to remember that different materials will affect how large or small certain elements appear on the page.  Larger size paper may allow more text onto each page without making it look cramped. While smaller size paper may require fewer words per page in order to maintain legibility and clarity.  Experiment with different size until you find one that works best for your project!  With careful consideration of both size and paper thickness, you can find the perfect balance between affordability and quality. Ensuring that you get a beautiful book that will stand out from the crowd!