Booklet

Inside block trim size (W x H)

These are the actual dimensions of the block of the finished product. Specify them by indicating the width (W) and height (H). The width (W) is the measurement across the spine, while the height (H) is measured along the spine.

• You can order books from 105 x 145 mm to 297 x 297 mm. Check the calculator to see which formats are available for your project.
  
• If you want to print a book in a horizontal layout (so-called landscape), enter the shorter dimension in the height (H) field.
  

The article "How to prepare?" details possibilities and technical requirements.

Inside block trim size (W x H)

These are the actual dimensions of the block of the finished product. Specify them by indicating the width (W) and height (H). The width (W) is the measurement across the spine, while the height (H) is measured along the spine.

• Click on the icons beside to choose the most popular formats.
  
• You can order books from 68 x 68 mm to 360 x 355 mm. Check the calculator to see which formats are available for your project.
  
• If you want to print a book in a horizontal layout (so-called landscape), enter the shorter dimension in the height (H) field.
  

The article "How to prepare?" details possibilities and technical requirements.

The price range of the sizes

This defines the price range for printing based on the dimensions of the finished product. After entering the width (W) and height (H) in the "Inside block trim size (W x H)" field, the system will automatically match the book to the appropriate price range.

• Production costs increase for books larger than 160 x 160 mm due to optimal material usage.
  

The article "How to prepare?" details possibilities and technical requirements.

The price range of the sizes

This defines the price range for printing based on the dimensions of the finished product. After entering the width (W) and height (H) in the "Inside block trim size (W x H)" field, the system will automatically match the book to the appropriate price range.

• Price formats correspond to the most popular standards: A4, B5, A5+, A5, S6, and A6.
  
• For example, if you enter dimensions of 160 x 210 mm, the system will classify the book as being in the price range of the following larger standard format—in this case, B5 (170 × 240 mm).
  

The article "How to prepare?" details possibilities and technical requirements.

Bleeds for inside block

Bleed is an excess area of the graphic that will be trimmed during post-print processing. No essential graphic elements should be placed in this location.

Depending on the project, you can choose one of two options:

• Block without bleed—Select this option if the background and graphic elements do not extend to the edge of the page.
  
• Block with bleed—Select this option if your project`s background or graphic elements reach the edge of the page. In this case, a 3 mm bleed is required, which means that 6 mm (3 mm on each side) must be added to the net format. For example, if the final book format is 148 × 210 mm, the file should have a gross format of 154 × 216 mm (including bleed).
  

The article "How to prepare?" details possibilities and technical requirements.

Quantity

This is the number of copies ordered.

• We print both single copies and large runs.
  
• As the number of copies increases, the unit price decreases.
  

The article "How to prepare?" details possibilities and technical requirements.

The code for coverage analysis

Want full confidence that you've selected the most cost-effective coverage level? We'll provide pricing based on the actual analysis of your file, which may significantly impact your final printing cost, especially for documents with minimal colour use.

• Download and install our application.
  
• Import the PDF block file you want to analyse.
  
• Enter the generated number into the "Ink coverage code" field.

No. of B/W pages

This is the number of grayscale pages in the block. Includes both text-only and grayscale illustration pages.

• A book can contain both B/W and colour pages.
  
• Mono and colour pages may be printed on different types of paper.
  
• The same object printed in both versions may appear differently.
  

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No. of colour pages

This is the number of pages printed in colour (CMYK) in the block. Includes pages fully printed with colour graphics, illustrations, or images and those with coloured elements like graphs, diagrams, text, or headings.

• A book can contain both colour and black-and-white pages.
  
• Colour and mono pages may be printed on different types of paper.
  
• The same object printed in colour and mono may differ in appearance.
  

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Type pages in colour according to the PDF file (not book pages)

Specify which pages are in colour.

• Provide the page numbers as they appear in the PDF file to correctly place them among the B/W pages.
  
• If colour pages are interspersed with mono pages, list all colour page ranges separated by commas. Example: 1–20, 40–60, 80–100.
  

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A thin transparent plastic sheet (coating) applied to usually a thick stock (covers, post cards, etc.) providing protection against liquid and heavy use, and usually emphasize existing colour, providing a glossy (or lens) effect.