Booklets, coil-bound manuals, reports, and programs that are easy to hand out, read, and keep for reference.
Turn a multi-page PDF into a finished document for your readers. We print event programs, training manuals, business reports, presentations, and more.
Share your finished size, page count, quantity, cover preference, and binding choice. We’ll confirm the format and finishing that suit the job.
Supply one PDF in reading order, with any intentional blank pages included.
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Printed and bound documents for training, events, reporting, and everyday reference.
Coil binding for manuals and working documents that need to open flat.
Saddle-stitched booklets for suitable page counts, including programs and guides.
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Unsure about paper, garments, or finishing? Note that in your request. Finished artwork is required for production.
For booklets, manuals, reports, and coil-bound jobs, one PDF with individual pages in reading order makes proofing and production setup much easier.
Set up the PDF so page 1 is page 1, page 2 is page 2, and so on. Do not gang pages together, impose spreads, or place front and back sides on one sheet.
Upload the booklet, manual, or report in the order it should be read. PA Fastprint can handle the production setup, binding direction, and print layout from there.
If a photo, colour block, background, or design element touches the trim edge, extend it at least 1/8 in past the final page size.
Keep text, page numbers, QR codes, and important details away from the binding edge so coil holes, folds, or trimming do not crowd the content.
If the inside cover, back of a divider, or any other page should print blank, include that blank page in the PDF so the page order stays clear.
Build the file at the finished page size and add page numbers when helpful. That makes proofing easier and reduces back-and-forth before production.
