BIND / Finish
Binding Picker
Match the binding to the page count and the opening.
What it does
- Binding choice starts with page count and paper bulk.
- A book that must lie flat needs a different structure, not a thicker cover.
- The picker narrows the options before a quote is written.
How to use it
- A saddle-stitched book of 80 pages will not sit flat no matter how it is printed.
- Perfect binding needs a spine wide enough to print a title.
- Case binding adds boards and a hinge; plan the cover separately.
- Choose the binding before the cover artwork is final.
Safety notes
- Do not choose a binding from page count alone; bulk and grain change the limit.
- If the job must open flat, test a dummy before the run, not after binding.