The page
Coated papers can suit image-led work; uncoated papers offer a different texture and reading feel. Discuss opacity, weight and color expectations.
FOR PUBLISHERS & CREATIVE STUDIOS
Custom book printing.
For books worth holding onto.
Paper, format and binding come together to shape the reading experience. Explore formats for publishers, authors and creative studios.
Prepare an inquiry
Find your format.
Explore the format that fits your project.
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Hardcover book printing
A lasting format for illustrated editions, collections and books designed to be kept.
View project details02Paperback book printing
A flexible format for novels, guides and everyday reading.
View project details03Art book printing
A considered print project for photography, artwork and visual storytelling.
View project detailsBUILD THE RIGHT SPECIFICATION
Every page has a purpose.
The binding
Hardcover and paperback structures serve different budgets, uses and formats. Page count and spine requirements influence the choice.
The cover
Plan the cover artwork alongside the spine and endpapers. Discuss surface protection and decorative details before finalizing the design.
Materials, minimum order quantities and production options are confirmed for your project.
YOUR PRODUCTION SPECIFICATION
What to include in your inquiry.
| Format | Provide the trimmed width and height, with units. |
|---|---|
| Interior | Confirm the final page count, including blank pages and front/back matter. |
| Paper | Discuss coated or uncoated stock; weight, thickness and opacity should be agreed together. |
| Binding | Discuss hardcover, paperback and the appropriate book-block construction. |
| Cover | Define cover stock or wrap, endpapers where applicable, and any decorative treatment. |
| Proofing | Agree on the appropriate file review, print proof or bound sample. |
| Order minimum | Share your intended quantity. The minimum and pricing are confirmed for the specification. |
These are options and requirements to discuss, not a confirmed list of factory capabilities.
FROM THE FIRST QUESTION TO THE FINAL SPECIFICATION
A clearer path to print.
Tell us what you need
Share your product, dimensions, quantity and delivery destination.
Define the details
Discuss paper, structure, binding and finishing for your project.
Review before production
Agree on the artwork requirements, proofing and approval process.
Plan your delivery
Confirm the production schedule, shipping terms and destination.
Before you get started
What is the minimum order quantity?
Minimums depend on the product, specification and production method. Include your planned quantity in the project brief so the factory can confirm feasibility.
How long does production take?
Typical production times are 5–10 days for paperback books and 2–3 weeks for hardcover books. These are planning estimates, starting after artwork approval and receipt of the agreed deposit. Shipping time is additional. Materials, finishing, quantity and production scheduling may affect the timeline; your final lead time will be confirmed with your quote.
Can I review a sample or proof?
Discuss the appropriate proof or sample for your project before production. Confirm the cost, scope and approval process with the factory.
Do you work with international customers?
Yes. Foliomora serves global English-speaking customers. Share your delivery country and postal code so shipping arrangements can be discussed.
YOUR IDEA, IN PRINT
Something great
starts with a conversation.
Tell us what you’re making. We’ll help you work through the print details.
Start your projectF / PROJECT NOTES
A few details.
A clearer starting point.
- 01 What would you like to print?
- 02 What size and quantity?
- 03 Where does it need to go?