Custom Estimator - Small Format

Full-color printing on one visible side or outside surface.

Black-and-gray printing on one visible side or outside surface.

Full-color printing on both sides for pieces viewed from the front and back.

Grayscale printing on both sides for text, forms and economical two-sided projects.

Full color on the front with grayscale on the reverse for a balanced presentation and cost.

Choose this when the project needs finishing, cutting or supplied material handling without printed ink or toner.

Smooth coated surface that makes photos, saturated colors and high-contrast graphics look brighter and more energetic.

Low-glare coated finish with a refined professional look and softer visual response than gloss.

Writable, low-sheen paper with a natural tactile feel; useful for stationery, forms, appointment cards and note-friendly pieces.

Coated on one side and uncoated on the reverse, making it especially useful for appointment, loyalty, reminder and write-on-back cards.

Coated on both sides for consistent color, smooth handling and a finished appearance on both the front and reverse.

Structured surface patterns give stationery, certificates, invitations and premium communication pieces a traditional upscale character.

Soft or tactile specialty surfaces add noticeable paper character when the material itself should contribute to the design.

Warm, earthy or colored papers work well for understated branding, organic themes and designs that benefit from visible paper tone.

A subtle reflective shimmer gives luxury, beauty, wedding and premium designs a more decorative surface without full metallic foil.

Adhesive materials cover packaging, identification and promotional uses; matte vinyl adds weather resistance for more demanding applications.

Durable non-paper media is useful when the piece needs better resistance to moisture, repeated handling or wear.

Transparent adhesive vinyl that lets the surface or window remain visible around printed areas.

Solid black adhesive vinyl for bold labels, silhouettes, lettering and high-contrast graphic applications.

Use a compatible customer-provided paper when the project requires a stock outside the estimator list; suitability remains subject to production review.

Every piece prints the same content, making this the standard choice when no personalization or sequence is required.

Merge organized data into designated artwork fields so individual pieces can carry different names, numbers or other text.

Adds a unique increasing number to tickets, forms, certificates or controlled pieces; another starting number can be specified in the instructions.

Adds visible shine, richer color contrast and added surface protection for pieces that benefit from a polished finish.

Creates a smooth premium hand feel with reduced glare, making the finished piece feel softer and more substantial.

Combines soft-touch lamination with metallic foil accents for logos, names, borders and other premium design details.

Keeps the finished piece in the standard rectangular, square or configured straight-cut shape.

Creates a custom silhouette around a logo, product, star, pet outline or other shape; keep critical content safely inside the cut path.

A simple fold for greeting cards, menus, programs, handouts and compact informational pieces.

A familiar brochure format that organizes services, products or information into an easy three-panel flow.

Opens accordion-style and works well for sequential information, schedules and visual storytelling.

Two outside panels fold inward toward the center, creating a reveal-style presentation.

Folds the sheet in the same direction more than once to fit more information into a compact finished size.

Panels roll inward one after another, creating a compact brochure with a controlled reading sequence.

Adds a second fold to the gate-fold format for a compact piece that opens outward in stages.

Combines folds in two directions to create a compact quarter-size finished piece.

Alternating folds create an expandable accordion format for longer sequences, diagrams, menus and information.

Use when the project requires a fold configuration outside the standard choices; the illustration shows one example of a specialty multi-panel fold.

Adds one or more controlled crease lines without machine folding, helping heavier stocks fold accurately later.

Maintains the conventional straight-cut corner profile for a crisp, standard finished piece.

Creates a subtle softened edge while keeping the overall shape close to a standard rectangle.

Produces a more noticeable curve for a softer, more contemporary finished profile.

Rounds only the top-left and bottom-right corners while the other two remain square, creating an asymmetric specialty look.

Use when the piece will be distributed flat and does not need string, hooks, fasteners or other hanging hardware.

A discreet hole for lightweight string, thin fasteners or applications where the opening should remain visually subtle.

Provides more clearance for thicker string, hooks or fastening hardware used on tags, permits and hanging pieces.

Choose this when the finished product does not need a detachable coupon, ticket, reply section or tear-off portion.

Creates a controlled tear line for coupons, tickets, reply cards, receipts or other information intended to detach cleanly.

Keeps multi-page jobs organized as complete sets so each copy is ready for distribution or additional finishing.

Keeps all copies of page 1 together, then page 2, then page 3; useful when pages will be handled or assembled separately.

A practical way to keep handouts, packets, forms and other loose-sheet sets together.

Adds three evenly spaced holes so finished sheets can be placed directly into common three-ring binders.

Tabbed dividers make manuals, reports, training materials and reference sets easier to navigate.

Durable binding that opens easily and works well for manuals, workbooks, training materials and frequently handled documents.

A practical binding style for presentations, reports and manuals that may need pages added or replaced later.

Creates a clean book-style spine for thicker booklets, catalogs, manuals and other multi-page publications.

A common booklet binding method for brochures, programs, catalogs and publications with page counts suited to folded signatures.

Creates a clean finished edge for reports, proposals and document sets where a simple bound-book appearance is preferred.

Provides a professional finish and allows bound pages to open comfortably for presentations, manuals and reference materials.