One printer. So many possibilities.

Small books. Big possibilities.

A tiny zine, a proper little book, a story that unfolds, or a card to give tonight. Find the format for the moments you want to keep.

Meet the paper family

Three little books. Every one comes with a print-ready PDF and its own folding guide.

5 MIN TO MAKE

The little zine

The classic one-sheet zine: print a single page, fold it three times, make one cut, and you have an 8-page booklet.

One sheet · One cut · Eight pages

15 MIN TO MAKE

The photo booklet

Sheets printed on both sides, nested and folded in half, held with two staples on the spine. 8 to 32 pages.

Folded sheets · A couple of staples

10 MIN TO MAKE

The accordion

Tall panels folded zig-zag. Printed on one side only, so any photo paper works and nothing has to line up on the back.

A continuous story · Fold & display

Little things to give

Cards, postcards, strips and a calendar. Small enough to make tonight, personal enough to keep.

3 MIN TO MAKE

The greeting card

A quarter-fold card printed on one side of a single sheet: fold it in half, then in half again, and you have a front, an inside spread and a back. Birthdays, thank-yous, invitations.

One sheet · Two folds · One side

10 MIN TO MAKE

The postcards

Up to four postcards on one sheet, photo on the front and a message and address side on the back. Printed on both sides, cut apart along the marks.

Four per sheet · Both sides · Two cuts

5 MIN TO MAKE

Strips & bookmarks

Photo-booth strips and bookmarks, five to a sheet, printed on one side and cut apart. Small enough to tuck into a card, a book or a wallet.

Five per sheet · One side · Cut out

15 MIN TO MAKE

The desk calendar

Twelve postcard-size month cards, four to a sheet, each with its own photo and a month grid. Cut them apart, clip them together and stand them on a desk.

Twelve months · Three sheets · Clip & stand

Not sure which?

Two questions: the occasion and how many photos. We’ll point you at a format and a template.

01 / 02

What’s the occasion?

02 / 02

How many photos?

A sheet becomes a story

Every fold, cut and staple, drawn from the same instructions that ship with your PDF.

8-page mini zine

1Print the sheet. Print one side. The top row is upside down on purpose.

2Fold in half the long way. Fold in half the long way, printed side out.

3Fold in half, then in half again. Fold in half, then in half again. Open it out.

4Cut the slit. Cut along the centre crease through the middle two panels only.

5Push the ends together. Fold long-ways again, then push both ends toward the middle.

6Collapse into a booklet. Wrap the panels round so page 1 is on top. Done.

6 steps: print the sheet, fold in half the long way, fold in half, then in half again, cut the slit, push the ends together, collapse into a booklet.

Stapled photo booklet

1Print 4 sheets, both sides. Print 4 sheets on both sides, flip on the short edge.

2Check the back side is the right way up. Turn one over: the back page shares the same top edge.

3Stack the sheets in order. Stack the sheets in order, side A facing down.

4Fold the whole stack in half. Fold the whole stack in half. Page 1 is on the front.

5Staple the spine. Two staples on the crease.

6Trim the edge (optional). Trim the open edge if you want it flush. Done.

6 steps: print 4 sheets, both sides, check the back side is the right way up, stack the sheets in order, fold the whole stack in half, staple the spine, trim the edge (optional).

Accordion album

1Print 2 strips. Print 2 strips on one side, landscape, 100%.

2Score and fold zig-zag. Score the three creases and fold zig-zag: mountain, valley, mountain.

3Join the strips. Lay strip 2 to the right and tape the seam on the back.

4Add covers (optional). Glue card covers to the end panels. It stands on a shelf.

4 steps: print 2 strips, score and fold zig-zag, join the strips, add covers (optional).

Made for your kind of moment

A milestone, an adventure, or the everyday. There’s a little book for that.

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