Brochure Printing near York, PA

We create half-fold brochures by folding a single sheet of paper in half, resulting in four separate panels—two on the front and two on the back. This format effectively divides the content into distinct sections, making it easy to organize information and create an engaging visual flow.

We create tri-fold brochures by folding a single sheet of paper into three equal sections, giving you a brochure with six separate panels—three on the front and three on the back. This format allows for the organized presentation of information, with the front cover serving as a prominent space for captivating imagery and branding.

An accordion fold brochure is a unique and eye-catching format for printed marketing materials. It’s a single piece of paper folded in a zigzag pattern, resulting in multiple parallel folds that resemble the shape of an accordion. This folding style allows the brochure to expand and contract like an accordion, hence the name.

Z-fold brochures feature two parallel folds that cause a distinctive "Z" shape when viewed from the side. This folding style creates six panels—three on the front and three on the back— providing ample space for content and visuals.

Open gate folds involve two symmetrical folds where both sides of the paper meet in the middle, creating a layout that opens up like two gates. This gives you a design with four panels—two outer panels and two inner panels.

The difference between a closed gate fold and an open gate fold is the way we position the panels. In a closed gate fold, we fold the two outer panels inward to meet at the center, while we fold the two inner panels over the outer panels, creating a closed appearance when you fold the brochure.