A Roll fold is a form of shaping applied to brochures with more than 3 panels. A brochure is folded inwards from the right and the left-most panes is folded over again on top of the remaining sections. Roll folded brochures are usually 4 panels but can sometimes be folded with up to 6 sections.
Buy your roll fold brochures from the brochure printing experts at PGprint. Our roll fold print brochure services are designed to help you communicate your message, and help you get the word out about your product or service. When you need roll fold, full color brochure printing services, contact PGprint.
PGprint product templates provide the specifications required to ensure your artwork is print-ready. The template files are PDF formatted documents that are inserted directly into your artwork to provide guidelines for size, bleed, trim and folding. Remember to remove our template from your final artwork before submitting your files to our servers. | |
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Guidelines To Go By
We want to make sure your print project goes how you envision it. Be sure to use our layout guides to ensure your file(s) is set up correctly for best printing results.
Color Mode
CMYK is preferred and recommended. If you upload your file in RGB color mode it will be converted to CMYK and the final product could end up differently than expected.
Resolution
Files are preferred to be at 300 dpi for best print quality. Files lower than 300 dpi could result in “pixelation” of images.
File Types Accepted
We prefer PDF files but also accept PSD, JPG, TIF, DOCX, PUB, EPS, PNG or AI
File Setup
Creativity shouldn’t have limits, but there are some file setup guidelines that should be observed when preparing your file for print.
Safe Area
Text and other design elements that you don’t want to get trimmed in final production should stay within this area. The safe area is minimally 1/8″ from the Trim Line.
Trim Line
This is where the finished product will be cut for its final size.
Bleed Area
This is the area that is going to be cut off in final production. Make sure this area is filled with background image and/or color so there is no white space left when it is trimmed.
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