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For a small fee, an expert member of our technical team will manually review your artwork before it goes to print so you can press 'go' with complete confidence. 

Saddle Stitch is a binding method used in printing where folded sheets are gathered together and stapled through the fold line. This method uses wire staples to bind the pages, creating a secure and sleek Booklet. Saddle Stitch is ideal for notebooks, brochures, and booklets with relatively few pages.

Saddle Stitching, or what is often called stapled booklet printing, can be a cost saving way to bind booklets, magazines, brochures, and catalogues. 

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This is due to the way Saddle Stitch Booklets are made. They use sheets of paper folded in half and stapled along the fold. Each sheet forms four pages, so your total page count must be a multiple of four. For example, a 12-page Saddle Stitch Booklet uses three sheets, each adding four pages when folded and stapled. 

Saddle stitching is a popular binding method due to its simplicity and cost-effectiveness. Typically, Saddle Stitch Booklets can accommodate between 8 and 112 pages. However, the exact number may vary depending on the thickness of the paper used. For this binding method, we recommend keeping the page count within this range to ensure the booklet lays flat and the spine doesn’t become too bulky.

Yes. If you want your front or back inner cover, or both, to be blank, you must include them in your artwork and page count when configuring your book in the product builder and artwork uploader. This ensures we know where to leave them blank. The same applies to any blank pages throughout your book.