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20 gorgeous presentation folder designs

These beautifully designed presentation folders will give you a shot of inspiration if you're looking to strike the perfect balance between form and function.

Every business has its share of paperwork, but a stack of plain, loose papers just isn't very enticing when the goal is to attract customers. Pocket folders are excellent for presenting and distributing a business's marketing materials, invoices, or other vital documents. They work best, however, when the folder has a unique, eye-catching design.

We've assembled 20 of the best folder designs we could find to help excite your creativity, and then organized them by the four most popular imprint methods: embossed/debossed; foil-stamped; four-colour process; PMS (spot) colour.

Embossed/debossed folder designs

01. gnomon school of visual design folder.

This presentation folder was designed to hold tri-fold brochures as well as other important promotional materials for the Gnomon School of Visual Effects in Hollywood. Designer Bob Ward ran student artwork through an emboss/deboss treatment to sculpt the graphics, highlighting the many subtle textures in the lava creature illustration. Both the text and illustration were hit with a spot varnish to give the 'dark on dark' package a sleek yet elegant look.

02. Clay Street Project press kit folder

The Clay Street Project needed a press kit folder to contain various promotional materials. Studio Lin created this solution, which features an elegant cloth exterior and deep purple interior. A die-cut circle allows the purple to show through. The folder has long clasps which allow it to assemble without the need for glue.

03. Healing Center logo folder

The Healing Center is a place where people are helped and supported in all different facets of life: emotional, financial, physical, spiritual. Providing these services that "help the whole person", Ladd created an identity that is bright yet natural. The imagery and color schemes are hopeful and real, while keeping a modern appearance.

04. Island Conservation embossed presentation folder

This presentation folder by Company Folders for nonprofit group Island Conservation, features the company's logo twice on the cover: once in earthy green and blue PMS ink, and again with the embossed imprint method. Inside, the folder features curved pockets with both business card slits and a brochure slit so that users can insert additional information and media.

05. Nike Free media kit

Working with Fibre and PR Agency The Fish Can Sing, APE created a media kit for a new Nike product 'Nike Free'. This footware was all about simulating the sensation and benefits of running in bare feet. Using a bespoke fold and die cut technique, a booklet containing all the product information and photography opened out to an A0 poster. All packaged in a blind embossed folder containing the materials including a product DVD.

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Foil-stamped folder designs

06. luxury corporate promo folder.

This luxury corporate promo folder was designed by James West to be part of a corporate promotional package for a high-end business function.

07. Quilogy pocket folder

Using rich, uncoated, super heavy paper stock, custom die cut pockets, and seven positions of foil stamping, this piece from Brady Miller is the ultimate in luxury.

08. Lexmark Ryder Cup folder

This is a completely custom folder created for Lexmark by Nick Basham . It was used to send information to customers they invited to The 37th Ryder Cup, of which Lexmark was a sponsor. The wrap was printed in metallic silver ink and used to seal the folder. Using a wrap allowed the folder to be used for other events or as a standalone. The inside includes an expanding pocket sealed with a magnetic clasp.

09. MR Systems die-cut pocket folder

This double pocket, custom die-cut folder from Mighty 8th Media offers a streamlined, high-class design that carries the MR brand throughout. Utilizing various finishing touches including metallic foils, a custom die-cut pocket, and embossing/debossing techniques, the MR pocket folder really stands out as a showcase piece for the company.

10. House of Blues sales kit

This sales kit for House of Blues regional managers was created by Option-G . The two-color foil stamped folders feature a four-page insert.

Four-colour process folder designs

11. purite corporate presentation folder.

SWATT Design opted for a traditional gate-fold presentation folder for Purite, a water purification company, as this would allow the most space for company information as well as providing a pocket for additional literature. The overall design of the brochure was adapted from the swirl motif that was common on their individual product leaflets, and the HD background was colour coded to match the theme with Purite's preferred colour choice.

12. Sunny Home Real Estate Folder Template

The coloring and style of this folder design from Company Folders makes it appear aged for a rustic, nostalgic appeal, while the delicate, whorled pattern on the back cover gives it a touch of elegance and class. The overall effect makes it perfect for real estate agents who specialize in more quaint, rural properties removed from the hustle and bustle of the city.

13. Flair Magazine presentation folder

This rich, luxurious presentation folder and envelope was created for Flair Magazine's B2B mailing by Belgian studio AVSD01.

14. Lake Geneva Summer Camp presentation folder

This presentation folder promotes Holiday Home Camp, a summer camp for kids located in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Since the cover design consists of a montage of various images, the gatefold die cut along the border of the photos is quite fitting. Full-colour photographs really make it stand out from the crowd.

15. Hawkesbury Regional Museum A4 presentation folder

If You Build It designed this folder referencing imagery from Hawkesbury Regional Museum's archives, remaining dedicated to their cultural and creative roots, whilst also evolving and keeping things contemporary. The folder is a tasteful representation of Hawkesbury Regional Gallery and a cool multipurpose promotional and presentation tool that will leave a lasting impression for potential colleagues and investors.

PMS color folder designs

16. careq catering equipment folder.

Pad created the logo design and a folder for catering equipment company Careq's offers and paperwork.

17. Noble Gas Solutions presentation folder

When Awesco decided to undertake a ground-up rebrand, it turned to Shannon-Rose who initiated a name-change and root-and-branch redesign. One element of this was this presentation folder which features a design that highlights each area of Noble's gas business, medical, specialty, and industrial.

18. Karin Sprague Sculpted Art presentation folder

Karin Sprague is a stone mason in Rhode Island who crafts stunning headstones and other memorials using only hand-crafted techniques. This art folder design features photography of one of her masterpieces, with details so rich you feel as if you can actually reach out and touch the carving. The company's mission statement is given emphasis on the front cover, as well as a quote from the artist herself.

19. Wenaas Sport og Fritid folder

Wenaas Sport og Fritid AS is a Norwegian importer and distributor of a series of brands within the fields of sports and leisure. The main theme and recognitional item for the company profile is the orange colour, which represents strength and energy, and is central to this folder.

20. Willow Creek Community folder

Willow Creek Assisted Living and Memory Care Community wanted a quality folder highlighting their services with keeping printing cost low. Debra Hartley designed a two-colour folder, inserts and invite to be printed on linen paper to provide a look and feel of comfort and quality.

Words : Vladimir Gendelman, Creative Bloq staff

Vladimir Gendelman leads a team of talented graphic artists and marketing specialists at CompanyFolders.com , a folder printing boutique with the largest selection of stocks, coatings, foils and imprint methods to choose from.

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For those who lack graphic design experience, the word “template” has become something of a dirty word. It calls to mind cheap cookie-cutter designs stuffed with clip art. But there’s more than one type of template, and many of them are much more than just an easy shortcut; they’re absolutely vital to the print design process.

Any time you design presentation folders , you’re eventually going to need a template at some point—whether you’re forming your initial idea and layout, creating the design itself, or presenting a finished design mockup to your client.

Finding the right template for your project can be challenging. There are lots of them out there, and not all of them are free; you might end up paying for a template only to realize that it’s completely wrong for your pocket folder concept. Fortunately, Company Folders has invested a great deal of time into creating the following free downloads, with each template fashioned to make your design process as smooth and painless as possible.

Mockup Templates

Raw design files aren’t very helpful when you present your work to a client, especially for print projects that need to be folded into shape, such as two pocket folders . Parts of the folder will appear upside-down, which will confuse those who are less familiar with how dielines work. In situations like this, mockup templates are a lifesaver. They allow you to quickly convert your design files into fully realized mockups, so your design will look the way it will when it’s actually printed and folded.

These mockups can be further customized with a background of your choice, so your presentation folders can be set against a wooden table, a grassy field, or another surface or environment.

Front and Inside Folder Mockup Template

This versatile template shows off both the front cover and inside right panel of the folder.

Stacked Presentation Folders Mockup Template

Show your client what their folders will look like fanned out across a table , focusing exclusively on the front cover.

Inside View Two Pocket Folder Mockup Template

This template is most useful when the most interesting elements of a folder design are on its interior, showcasing the pockets and inside panels.

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Die Cut Templates

Even if you never make use of any other type of template when crafting a presentation folder design, you’re not going to get very far without a die cut template. Also known as “dieline” templates, these function as the canvas upon which you will construct your actual design. Without an appropriate die cut template, a printer will be unable to print your work.

In situations where you don’t actually need your design printed (such as when you don’t have a client and are just experimenting with creating folders), it’s still worth it to use a die cut template. That way, you’ll always have the option to print it later if the need arises. Plus, this will make it easier to apply your design to a mockup template and incorporate it into your portfolio.

4-Color Process Letter Size Two Pocket Folder

Specifically designed for a folder printed with four-color process, this template is a great choice for colorful, cost-effective designs.

6×9 2 Pocket Small Presentation Folder

This template is well-suited for compact, lightweight designs meant to hold leaflets or other smaller materials.

Serpentine Cut Right Pocket Presentation Folder

With its creative, eye-catching pocket, this curvy template is perfect for when you want your design to stand out from the crowd.

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Design Templates

Folder design templates give you a pre-made design that you can mix and match with your own images and text. Since practically every element of the template can be replaced with something else, you don’t need to worry about your design looking identical to someone else’s; it’s just a convenient time-saving solution when you need help coming up with a general layout.

Templates are available in both Illustrator and Photoshop formats. Even if you

don’t turn one of these templates into a design of your own, browsing them might just give you the inspiration you need to create something completely original.

Illustrator Templates

Six design services folder and business card template.

Modern typography and a pattern of diagonal lin es give this template a dynamic, energetic feel.

Green Eco-Friendly Presentation Folder Design Template

Perfect for “green” businesses, this earthy design template expresses a love of the natural world.

Photoshop Templates

School district pocket folder and business card template.

This template makes use of primary colors and creative illustrations to create a warm and welcoming tone.

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Rethinking Templates

Don’t think of templates as a lazy way to avoid doing work for your client. Instead, think of them as a way to save valuable time and reinvest it into expressing the creativity and craftsmanship that your client hired you for. Templates function best as a way to enhance the hard work you do, not skirt around it.

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Presentation Folder Design Guide

Last updated on November 22nd, 2023 at 01:14 pm

The Importance of Presentation Folder Design

In the professional landscape, a presentation folder is more than a document holder — it’s a branding powerhouse. 

With a creative design, presentation folders can make a great first impression, which is crucial in how your brand is perceived. Whether meeting potential clients, investors, or associates, a meticulously designed folder speaks volumes about your company’s professionalism and attention to detail.

Presentation folder examples abound, but what sets yours apart? It’s the tangible quality that digital methods can’t replicate. A well-crafted folder is a functional, new marketing asset. It continues to promote your company whenever viewed, subtly reinforcing brand recognition and loyalty.

Customization is key. Your folder can tell your brand’s story through its creative elements. 

This is where presentation folder printing services come into play, allowing for high-quality materials, vibrant colors, and precise finishes. These small details can distinguish your brand in a competitive market.

Moreover, the design process doesn’t have to be complex. With easy-to-use tools and templates, you can create compelling pocket folder designs that resonate with your audience and convey your company’s values and identity.

Investing in your presentation folder’s design is not just prudent; it’s essential. As a tangible extension of your brand, it communicates your commitment to excellence and leaves a lasting impression. With this understanding, let’s explore the basics of crafting a memorable presentation folder.

Know The Basics

Sometimes designing for a specific product, like presentation folders, might seem intimidating compared to a simple color copy or business card. But when you break it down to the basics, you will see it’s simple to design a folder!

The initial setup for your presentation folder file should start like any other product that you are designing for print. Open a fresh file in whichever program you feel the most comfortable designing in to start your professional print presentation folders. We recommend designing in InDesign because of the advanced color management and the flexibility of control of your presentation folder design. Verify that the color profile is set for CMYK .

*Pro tip: Printivity offers Pantone color matching and hard copy proofs upon request for color-critical orders.

All images and visual content should be designed at 300 DPI for high-quality folder printing. If content is designed under 300 DPI it runs the risk of being blurry and/or pixelated.

The Right Dimensions

9”x12” is the standard dimension of presentation folders in order to neatly fit letter size sheets in the 4” pockets. Adding pockets is a traditional option for folders, and you can choose to have them on the right side, left side, or both sides.

For the sake of this article, we will use the full bleed dimensions for a folder with both pockets, 16.25” x 18.25”. You will need to extend the background of your design an additional .125” on each side for the full bleed effect. In addition to adding full bleed , please be aware of the folder safety margin, which is the additional .125” from the final “cut line” that starts at 16”x18”. It is important to accommodate for the safety margin in order to avoid the risk of important content from getting cut.

Designing Page 1

Now let’s take a couple steps back. A presentation folder with pockets is printed on a single sheet of paper, folded, and glued for the finished product. Because of this, page 1 of your file will include the outside front and back cover as well as the outside of both pockets. The covers are the top 12” of the file, with the right side being the front cover and the left side being the back cover. The bottom 4” will be the pockets. We’ll get into more details about designing for the folder pockets later on in the article.

Designing Page 2

If you are planning on ordering single-sided printing and you want the interior of the presentation folder to be white, you can skip this section and go straight to pockets! However, if you want to utilize all printing space for branding and advertising, we recommend taking advantage of double-sided printing. This modern approach ensures you have more room for promotional content and keeps your brand at the forefront.

Due to the pockets at the bottom, the top 8” of the folder’s design will be the most visible. It is still recommended to extend your presentation folder design to cover the full sheet for a cohesive look.

When choosing what to include in the design of the interior of the folder, remember that this part of the design will be covered by your brochures, flyers , and other marketing materials. Choose content that emphasizes your brand, separates you from competitors, and leaves a lasting impression. This is a perfect opportunity to incorporate your logo and other key elements of the company identity.

Take Advantage of Printed Pockets

Adding pockets to your custom presentation folders gives you more opportunity to reach your customers. The pockets will be the most visible content when your folder is open, so be sure to include eye-catching images and branding.

Setting up the design for the pockets is the most unique part of designing presentation folders. As previously stated, the pockets will be printed on the same side of the sheet as the outside covers. In order to keep your design in the correct orientation, you will need to flip the pocket design upside down. Also remember that the left pocket will need to be designed on the right side (front cover) of the folder.

Other unique features of the presentation folders pockets are the center die cut and the optional business card slits. Be aware that pocket folders require a diagonal die at the center fold that could cut up to .625” at the farthest point on each side. The best practice would be to keep all important text and content away from this cut line.

Business Card Slots

When your presentation folders include pockets, take advantage of the opportunity to give a customer a small piece of you and your brand to be remembered by. When including business cards in your folder, it comes with numerous options for the orientation and number of slits that hold the card. Business cards are not automatically included, so remember to order custom business cards in your presentation pocket folder order!

You will need to make this decision before completing your presentation folder design, otherwise you run the risk of covering your design. The business card slits will be located in the center of the pocket and approximately 4” long. Horizontal slits are 2.5” in from the center fold and outside cut line, 1” from the top of the pocket, and .75” from the bottom of the pocket. Vertical  slits are 3.25” from the outside cutline and 3.5” from the center fold, and .25” from the top and bottom of the pockets.

Save as PDF-X1a

If you have designed your pocket folder file in Photoshop or Illustrator , you are able to save your file as a PDF-X1a, which is the preferred file format to be submitted to Printivity. Once you have completed your design, go to “File” in the left-hand corner and click “Save As” in the drop down. Change the format to “Adobe PDF” in Illustrator or “Photoshop PDF” in Photoshop in the format field at the bottom, then click “Save”. Another pop-up will appear. In the “General” section update the “Adobe PDF Preset” to “High Quality Print Modified”. Under that, you will need to update the “standard” to “PDF/X-1a”. Before saving, make sure that the compression is set at “Do Not Downsample” in order to maintain high resolution. Once you press “Save PDF” you are done!

If you are unable to save as a PDF-X1a, Printivity also accepts PDF, Illustrator, Photoshop, and Indesign files.

Other Quick Tips For Custom Presentation Folders

Enhancing the utility and attractiveness of your custom presentation folders goes beyond the initial design and print. After all, you’re not just ordering a utility item; you’re investing in a powerful component of your company’s branding. Here are more advanced tips to ensure your folders are not just functional but also aesthetically appealing and memorable:

Select the Right Material: The material of your folder can make a significant difference. A thicker, heavier stock exudes quality and professionalism. Printivity offers a variety of paper stocks, ranging from eco-friendly options to premium, heavy-duty materials that enhance durability and the perceived value of the folder’s contents.

Maintain Color Consistency: When ordering folders, especially in bulk, ensure color consistency across the batch. This maintains a uniform brand image. Printivity utilizes advanced color-matching technology to ensure your hues are consistent and true to your brand.

Choose an Appropriate Finish: While glossy finishes add a bright sheen, there might be better choices for environments with intense light due to glare. Matte finishes, on the other hand, offer a more subdued, sophisticated look and feel, which is perfect for high-end brands or formal events.

Embrace Sustainability: If your company values environmental responsibility, communicate this through your print materials. Opt for recycled or sustainably sourced paper.

Add a Touch of Luxury: Once you have completed the layout and presentation folder design, you are ready to place your order! To add a luxury look to your custom folders, we recommend choosing any of our coating options. Printivity offers two types of gloss coating: UV Coating and Gloss Lamination. Both options add a shiny finish, enhance the colors of your design, and protect your prints from normal wear and tear.

UV Coating is only able to be applied to the outside of the pocket folders regardless of single or double-sided folder printing. While Gloss Lamination would be applied to each side of the folders that have been printed on. For a more soft and dull appearance, we offer Matte Lamination that will be applied to each folder side that printing was ordered.

Download folder templates directly from Printivity.com before you start designing. Once you’re ready to order, or have questions during the ordering process, contact our expert customer service department at 1-877-649-5463.

Don’t have time to design your presentation folder? Printivity has you covered! We offer graphic design services to help you get your designs ready and printed quickly!

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The Ultimate Guide To Presentation Folders: Design, Ordering, And Printing Options

I. introduction, what are presentation folders.

Presentation folders are specialized folders that are used to hold and organize documents and other materials for presentations, meetings, or events. They are designed to be visually appealing and professional-looking, typically made of sturdy materials such as cardstock or polypropylene, and feature various pockets and slits to hold different types of documents, business cards, or CDs/DVDs. Presentation folders come in a variety of styles, sizes, and colors, and can be customized with company logos, branding, or other graphics. They are commonly used by businesses, schools, and organizations to enhance their marketing and communication efforts and to leave a lasting impression on their clients or audience.

Why are presentation folders important?

Presentation folders are important for several reasons:

Organization : Presentation folders provide a way to organize and present documents in a professional and organized manner. This makes it easier to keep important documents together and find what you need quickly.

Branding : Customized presentation folders can include a company's logo and other branding elements such as name, logo, and color scheme, which helps to create a professional and cohesive look for the organization.

Marketing : Presentation folders can be used as a marketing tool to promote products or services. The design of the folder can be used to showcase the company's offerings and highlight its unique selling points.

Impressions : The use of presentation folders during meetings or presentations can create a positive impression on clients, partners, or potential customers. It shows that the company takes its work seriously and pays attention to details.

Protection : Presentation folders also provide protection for important documents. They can help prevent documents from getting lost or damaged, which can save time, money, and potential legal issues.

Overall, presentation folders are an important tool for any organization that wants to create a professional image and stay organized.

The Overview of what this guide will cover

The Ultimate Guide to Presentation Folders is a comprehensive resource that will provide you with everything you need to know about designing, ordering and printing presentation folders. Presentation folders are versatile marketing tools that can be used to hold promotional materials, such as brochures, flyers, and business cards, and they can help you create a professional image for your company or organization. In this guide, you'll learn about the different types of presentation folders, including standard and custom options, and the various printing techniques available. You'll also discover tips and tricks for designing a folder that stands out and effectively showcases your brand. Whether you're a marketer, graphic designer, or business owner, this guide will equip you with the knowledge and skills to create presentation folders that make an impact.

II. Designing Presentation Folders

Elements of a great design.

When it comes to designing a presentation folder that will make a lasting impression on your audience, there are several key elements to consider. Here are some of the most important elements of a great presentation folder design:

Branding : Your presentation folder should be an extension of your brand and convey your message and values. Incorporate your company logo, color scheme, and other visual elements that reflect your brand.

Clear and concise messaging : Your messaging should be clear and easy to understand. Avoid using jargon or technical terms that your audience may not be familiar with.

High-quality images : Use high-quality images that are relevant to your message and complement your design. Avoid using stock images that are overused or generic.

Typography : Choose fonts that are easy to read and complement your branding. Avoid using too many fonts, as this can make your design appear cluttered and confusing.

Consistency : Consistency is key to a successful presentation folder design. Ensure that your design is consistent throughout the entire folder, including the cover, pockets, and inside pages.

White space : Use white space effectively to give your design room to breathe. This will make your presentation folder appear more organized and professional.

Durability : Choose high-quality materials that are durable and can withstand wear and tear. This will ensure that your presentation folder can be used multiple times and will continue to make a good impression.

By incorporating these key elements into your presentation folder design, you can create a visually appealing and effective marketing tool that will help you stand out from the competition.

How to choose the right template or style

When it comes to designing a presentation folder, choosing the right template or style is crucial to creating a professional and effective marketing tool. Here are some tips to help you choose the right template or style for your presentation folder:

Consider your brand identity : Your presentation folder should reflect your brand identity, including your company's logo, color scheme, and overall style. Choose a template or style that complements your brand's look and feel.

Think about your audience : Consider who your target audience is and what message you want to convey. For example, if you're targeting a more corporate audience, a classic and professional design may be more appropriate, while a more creative and visually engaging design may work better for a younger or more artistic audience.

Choose the right size : Presentation folders come in various sizes, so it's important to choose the right size for your needs. Think about what materials you want to include in the folder and choose a size that can accommodate them comfortably.

Look at design elements : Pay attention to the design elements of the template or style you're considering, including the placement of text, images, and graphics. Make sure the design elements are well-balanced and easy to read.

Don't be afraid to customize : Many presentation folder templates and styles can be customized to better fit your brand and messaging. Don't be afraid to make changes to the template to make it more personalized and unique.

By considering these factors, you can choose a template or style that is not only visually appealing but also effectively conveys your brand and message to your audience.

Design tips for branding, marketing, and more

Designing a presentation folder can be a challenging task, but it's also an opportunity to showcase your brand and make a lasting impression on your audience. Here are some design tips to help you create a folder that effectively promotes your brand and marketing message:

Start with a clear goal : Before you begin designing your folder, make sure you have a clear understanding of what you want to achieve. What message do you want to convey to your audience, and what action do you want them to take after seeing your folder? Once you have a clear goal in mind, you can design your folder with a specific purpose in mind.

Keep it simple : A cluttered design can overwhelm your audience and detract from your message. Keep your design simple and focused, with a clear hierarchy of information. Use a limited color palette and typography that is easy to read.

Use high-quality images : Images can be a powerful tool for communicating your brand and message. Use high-quality images that are relevant to your brand and message, and make sure they are optimized for print.

Incorporate your branding : Your presentation folder should be an extension of your brand, so make sure to incorporate your branding elements, such as your logo, colors, and typography. Use your branding consistent throughout your folder design, so your audience can easily recognize and remember your brand.

Consider the paper and finish : The type of paper and finish you choose can also impact the effectiveness of your presentation folder. Consider the weight and texture of the paper, as well as the finish, such as gloss or matte. The right combination can help your folder stand out and communicate a professional image.

Highlight your unique selling points : What sets your brand apart from the competition? Make sure to highlight your unique selling points in your folder design, whether it's through copy, images, or graphics. This will help your audience understand why they should choose your brand over others.

Test and refine : Finally, don't be afraid to test and refine your folder design. Show it to colleagues or customers for feedback, and make adjustments as necessary to ensure it effectively communicates your message and achieves your goals.

By following these design tips, you can create a presentation folder that effectively promotes your brand and marketing message and helps you stand out from the competition.

III. Paper Options

Types of paper stock for presentation folders.

When it comes to designing and printing presentation folders, choosing the right paper stock is crucial for achieving the desired look and feel. Here are some of the most common types of the paper stock used for presentation folders:

Glossy Paper Stock : Glossy paper stock has a shiny finish that can make colors appear brighter and more vibrant. This type of paper stock is ideal for designs with high-contrast images and bold colors.

Matte Paper Stock : Matte paper stock has a non-reflective finish that can give your presentation folder a more sophisticated and subtle look. This type of paper stock is best suited for designs that require a softer and more understated feel.

Uncoated Paper Stock : Uncoated paper stock has a natural, textured finish that can add a tactile element to your presentation folder. This type of paper stock is great for designs that want to convey a sense of authenticity or a handmade feel.

Linen Paper Stock : Linen paper stock has a distinct woven texture that can give your presentation folder a high-end look and feel. This type of paper stock is often used for formal or elegant designs.

Recycled Paper Stock : Recycled paper stock is made from post-consumer waste and can be a great choice for companies looking to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability. This type of paper stock can also have a unique look and feel, depending on the specific materials used.

When selecting a paper stock for your presentation folder, it's important to consider factors such as budget, brand image, and the intended audience. By choosing the right paper stock, you can create a presentation folder that effectively conveys your message and enhances your brand.

How to choose the right paper for your needs

Choosing the right paper for your presentation folders is an important decision that can impact the overall quality and effectiveness of your marketing materials. Here are some key factors to consider when selecting paper for your presentation folders:

Weight and Thickness : The weight and thickness of the paper you choose can affect the durability and stiffness of your folder. Heavier paper stocks, such as 14pt or 16pt cardstock, are more durable and provide a sturdy feel. Thinner paper stocks, such as 80lb or 100lb text paper, are more flexible and lightweight, making them easier to handle and fold.

Finish : The finish of the paper can affect the look and feel of your presentation folder. Glossy finishes provide a shiny and reflective surface, while matte finishes offer a more subdued and elegant look. Textured finishes, such as linen or felt, can add a tactile element to your folder.

Color : The color of the paper can impact the overall look and feel of your folder. White or off-white paper is a common choice for presentation folders, as it provides a neutral background that can showcase your design and branding elements. Colored paper can be used to create a more unique and eye-catching folder, but keep in mind that it may affect the legibility of text.

Environmental Considerations: If sustainability is important to your brand or organization, consider choosing paper made from recycled content or from responsibly sourced materials.

Overall, the right paper choice for your presentation folder will depend on your specific needs and preferences. It's important to take the time to explore different options and samples before making a final decision. A reputable printer can provide guidance and recommendations based on your requirements and budget.

Specialty paper options and finishes

Specialty paper options and finishes can enhance the look and feel of your presentation folder, making it more visually appealing and professional. Here are some of the most popular specialty paper options and finishes to consider:

Textured Paper - Textured paper can give your presentation folder a unique and tactile feel. There are many different textures to choose from, including linen, felt, and laid.

Glossy Paper - Glossy paper has a shiny finish that can make colors pop and give your folder a polished look. It is a popular option for photo-heavy designs.

Matte Paper - Matte paper has a non-glossy finish that can give your folder a more understated and elegant look. It is often used for designs with a lot of text.

Foil Stamping - Foil stamping is a process that uses heat and pressure to apply metallic foil to paper. It can add a luxurious and eye-catching element to your folder.

Embossing and Debossing - Embossing and debossing involve creating a raised or recessed design on paper by pressing it with a metal die. These techniques can add depth and texture to your folder.

Spot UV Coating - Spot UV coating is a technique that involves applying a shiny, clear coating to specific areas of your folder, such as your logo or other design elements. It can add contrast and dimension to your design.

When choosing specialty paper options and finishes, it's important to consider your brand image and the message you want to convey. A folder with a shiny, metallic finish might be appropriate for a luxury brand, while a folder with a more understated, textured paper might be a better fit for a professional services firm. Experiment with different options to find the combination that best suits your needs.

IV. Printing Options

Types of printing options for presentation folders.

When it comes to printing presentation folders, there are several options to choose from. Each option has its unique advantages and disadvantages, depending on the type of design you're looking for, the budget, and the printing volume. Here are some of the most popular types of printing options for presentation folders:

Digital Printing : Digital printing is a cost-effective option that uses digital files to print directly onto paper. It's ideal for small to medium print runs, as it's a quick and easy way to produce high-quality prints. However, it may not be suitable for large volumes or printing on certain materials.

Offset Printing : Offset printing is a popular option for larger print runs, as it's more cost-effective than digital printing for higher quantities. It involves creating a plate with the design, which is then transferred onto the paper. Offset printing produces high-quality prints with crisp and clean lines and vibrant colors.

Letterpress Printing : Letterpress printing is a traditional printing method that involves pressing ink into the paper using a metal plate. It creates a beautiful, tactile finish and is ideal for designs that require a unique and luxurious look and feel.

Foil Stamping: Foil stamping is a popular printing technique for adding metallic or colored foil to the surface of the paper. It creates a striking and high-end finish and is often used to highlight logos, text, or other important details.

Embossing and Debossing : Embossing and debossing involve creating a raised or recessed design on the paper by pressing it with a metal die. Embossing creates a raised design, while debossing creates a recessed design. Both techniques add texture and depth to the design and can create an elegant and sophisticated look.

When selecting a printing option for your presentation folders, consider the design, budget, and printing volume. Each option has its unique advantages and can help you achieve the desired look and feel for your folders.

How to choose the right printing method for your needs

When it comes to printing presentation folders, there are several methods to choose from, each with its own advantages and limitations. Here are some factors to consider when choosing the right printing method for your needs:

Quantity : If you need a large number of presentation folders, offset printing may be the best choice, as it is the most cost-effective option for high-volume runs. On the other hand, if you only need a small number of folders, digital printing may be a more affordable option.

Color : If your design requires full-color printing or complex graphics, digital printing may be the best choice. This method can produce high-quality, detailed images with accurate color reproduction. However, if you require a specific Pantone color or metallic ink, offset printing may be a better choice.

Paper stock : Different printing methods work better with certain paper stocks. For example, if you want to use textured or heavy paper, offset printing may be the best option. Digital printing can work well with glossy or matte-coated paper stocks.

Turnaround time : If you need your presentation folders printed quickly, digital printing may be the best choice. This method allows for shorter turnaround times and can often be done on the same day. Offset printing typically takes longer due to the setup required.

Budget : Your budget will also play a role in determining the printing method you choose. Offset printing is typically more expensive upfront due to the setup required, but can be more cost-effective for high-volume runs. Digital printing may be more affordable for smaller runs or for those on a tight budget.

By considering these factors, you can determine the best printing method for your specific needs and ensure that your presentation folders are printed to your satisfaction.

Specialty printing options and finishes

When it comes to printing presentation folders, there are a variety of specialty printing options and finishes that can help your folder stand out from the crowd. These printing techniques can add visual interest, texture, and depth to your design, and can help communicate the quality and professionalism of your brand. Here are some of the most popular specialty printing options and finishes to consider:

Foil Stamping: Foil stamping involves applying a metallic or colored foil to a specific area of the folder, such as the logo or text. This technique can create a shiny or reflective effect that catches the eye and adds an element of luxury to the folder.

Embossing: Embossing involves creating a raised impression on the folder by pressing a design into the paper from underneath. This can add texture and dimension to the folder and can be used to highlight specific elements of the design, such as a company logo or name.

Spot UV: Spot UV involves applying a glossy, clear coating to specific areas of the folder, such as the logo or text. This creates a contrast between the matte paper and the shiny coating, which can add visual interest and emphasis to the design.

Die Cutting : Die cutting involves cutting the paper into a specific shape or design using a die, which is a metal template. This technique can create unique and intricate shapes that stand out from traditional rectangular folders.

Soft Touch Coating : Soft touch coating involves applying a velvety, matte coating to the paper that feels soft and luxurious to the touch. This can add a tactile element to the design and make the folder more memorable and enjoyable to handle.

By incorporating these specialty printing options and finishes into your presentation folder design, you can create a unique and memorable marketing tool that communicates the quality and professionalism of your brand.

V. Ordering Process

How to order presentation folders online

Ordering presentation folders online can be a convenient and efficient way to get the professional folders you need for your business or organization. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to order presentation folders online:

Determine the type of presentation folder you need. There are a variety of options available, including standard or custom sizes, different paper stocks, and various printing options.

Find a reputable online printer that offers presentation folder printing. Look for a printer that has a user-friendly website and good reviews from other customers. Here is a list of online printers who can take care of your folder printing needs: a.)  Staples b.)  Companyfolders c.)  DesignsnPrint d.)  Vistaprint

Upload your design files. Make sure your design meets the printer's specifications for file type, resolution, and color mode.

Select your options. Choose the size, paper stock, and printing options you want for your presentation folders. Some common printing options include full-color printing, spot UV, foil stamping, and embossing.

Review your proof. Most online printers will provide you with digital proof of your design before printing. Take the time to carefully review the proof for any errors or issues.

Place your order. Once you're satisfied with your proof, place your order and provide any necessary payment information.

Wait for delivery. Your presentation folders will be printed and shipped to you. Be sure to check the estimated delivery date provided by the printer so you can plan accordingly.

By following these steps, you can easily order high-quality presentation folders online and have them delivered right to your door.

Tips for creating custom orders

When it comes to creating custom presentation folders, there are several tips to keep in mind to ensure you get the best possible result. Here are some tips to consider:

Choose the right size : Consider the size of the materials you plan to include in your folder and choose a size that accommodates them. Additionally, consider the overall look and feel you want to achieve, and choose a size that reflects that.

Select the right paper stock : The paper stock you choose can have a significant impact on the overall look and feel of your presentation folder. Consider factors such as weight, texture, and finish, and choose a paper stock that complements your design.

Pay attention to the design : The design of your presentation folder is crucial, as it will be the first thing people see when they receive it. Make sure the design is clean, professional, and reflects your brand's personality. Consider the use of colors, images, and typography to create a cohesive design.

Add finishing touches : Finishing touches, such as embossing, foil stamping, and spot UV, can make your presentation folder stand out and add a touch of elegance. Consider adding these finishing touches to enhance the overall look and feel of your folder.

Work with a reputable printer : When it comes to custom orders, it's essential to work with a reputable printer who has experience creating presentation folders. They can offer guidance on paper stock, design, and finishing touches, and ensure that your custom order is of the highest quality.

By following these tips, you can create a custom presentation folder that effectively showcases your brand and makes a lasting impression on your audience.

What to expect during the ordering process

When it comes to ordering presentation folders, there are a few things you can expect during the process. Here are some of the key steps you'll likely encounter:

Choose a vendor : First, you'll need to find a vendor who can create the type of presentation folder you're looking for. Look for a company that specializes in folder printing and has a good reputation for quality and customer service.

Select your folder type : There are a variety of folder types to choose from, including standard folders, custom folders, and mini folders. Consider the purpose of your folder and your budget when making this decision.

Choose your folder design : You'll need to decide on the design for your folder, which can include your company logo, images, and other branding elements. If you're not a graphic designer, many vendors offer design services to help you create a professional-looking folder.

Select your folder features : You'll also need to decide on any additional features you want for your folders, such as business card slots, pockets, or a custom size. Make sure to communicate these specifications clearly to your vendor.

Review proofs : Once you've finalized your design, your vendor will likely provide you with proof of your folder to review and approve before printing. Take the time to carefully review the proof for any errors or design issues.

Place your order : After you've approved the proof, you can place your order. Make sure to double-check the quantity, size, and other details before finalizing your purchase.

Receive your folders : Depending on the vendor and shipping method you choose, you should receive your folders within a few days to a few weeks. Make sure to inspect them upon arrival to ensure they meet your expectations.

By following these steps, you can expect a smooth and straightforward ordering process for your presentation folders.

VI. FAQs and Best Practices

Common questions about presentation folders.

What are presentation folders used for? Presentation folders are often used for business and marketing purposes. They can be used to hold and distribute marketing materials, such as brochures, flyers, and business cards, at events, trade shows, and sales meetings. They can also be used to organize important documents, such as proposals or contracts, for meetings or presentations.

What types of presentation folders are available? There are several types of presentation folders available, including standard folders with pockets on the inside, folders with reinforced edges, folders with custom die-cut shapes or sizes, and folders with additional features such as business card slits or CD/DVD pockets.

What printing options are available for presentation folders? Presentation folders can be printed using a variety of techniques, including offset printing, digital printing, and screen printing. Each printing method has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on factors such as the design, the quantity, and the desired quality of the final product.

How should I design my presentation folder? When designing a presentation folder, it's important to keep in mind the purpose of the folder and the audience you are targeting. Consider including your company logo and branding, as well as any relevant images or graphics. You should also ensure that the layout and typography are clear and easy to read.

How do I order presentation folders? There are several online printing companies that specialize in producing presentation folders. To order, you'll typically need to provide the printing company with your design files and select the type of folder, printing method, and quantity you require. Some companies may also offer design services if you need help creating your presentation folder.

Tips for getting the most out of your presentation folders

If you want to get the most out of your presentation folders, there are several tips and strategies you can use. Here are some of the best ways to maximize the impact of your folders:

Use high-quality images and graphics : The design of your presentation folder is crucial for making a good impression. Use high-quality images and graphics that are relevant to your brand and message. Make sure the images are clear and well-defined and avoid using low-resolution or pixelated graphics.

Keep your message clear and concise : Don't overload your presentation folder with too much information. Keep your message clear and concise, and focus on the most important aspects of your brand or product. Use bullet points and headings to make your information easy to read and digest.

Choose the right paper stock : The type of paper you choose for your presentation folder can impact its look and feel. Choose a high-quality paper stock that is durable and has a professional finish. You may also want to consider using a gloss or matte finish to enhance the visual appeal of your folder.

Include a call to action : A call to action (CTA) is a powerful tool for encouraging your audience to take action. Include a clear CTA in your presentation folder, such as "Visit our website" or "Contact us for more information." Make sure your CTA is prominent and easy to find.

Add interactive elements : Consider adding interactive elements to your presentation folders, such as QR codes or augmented reality (AR) features. These can help to engage your audience and make your brand more memorable.

Customize your folders : Finally, consider customizing your presentation folders to make them more unique and memorable. You can add custom die cuts, embossing, or foil stamping to give your folders a premium look and feel. You can also experiment with different colors and finishes to create a folder that stands out from the crowd.

By following these tips, you can create presentation folders that effectively showcase your brand and leave a lasting impression on your audience.

Best practices for designing and printing presentation folders

When it comes to designing and printing presentation folders, there are several best practices that you should follow to ensure that your folders are both visually appealing and effective at conveying your message. Here are some key tips to keep in mind:

Keep it simple: Your presentation folder should be visually appealing, but it should also be easy to understand. Avoid cluttering your design with too much text or graphics. Instead, focus on key messages and use whitespace to create a clean, streamlined look.

Use high-quality images: If you include images in your design, make sure they are high-resolution and of professional quality. Low-quality images can make your presentation folder look cheap and unprofessional.

Consider your target audience: Think about who will be receiving your presentation folder and design it with them in mind. Consider their interests, preferences, and needs, and tailor your design accordingly.

Use consistent branding: Your presentation folder should reflect your brand and be consistent with your other marketing materials. Use your brand colors, fonts, and logo to create a cohesive look.

Choose the right paper stock: The paper stock you choose can have a big impact on the look and feel of your presentation folder. Consider factors like thickness, texture, and finish to find the best option for your design.

Work with a professional printer: While there are many online printing options available, working with a professional printer can ensure that your presentation folders are of high quality and meet your exact specifications. Look for a printer with experience creating presentation folders and a good reputation for quality and customer service.

By following these best practices, you can create presentation folders that are not only visually appealing but also effectively communicate your message to your target audience.

VII. Conclusion

To recap we have covered several topics, including:.

Introduction to presentation folders : This section provides an overview of what presentation folders are, their benefits, and how they are used in different industries.

Types of presentation folders : This section covers the different types of presentation folders available, including standard folders, capacity folders, mini folders, and tri-fold folders.

Design considerations : This section discusses various design elements that should be considered when designing a presentation folder, including the folder size, color scheme, branding elements, and the type of paper and finishes to be used.

Printing options : This section covers different printing options available for presentation folders, including digital printing, offset printing, and foil stamping.

Ordering considerations : This section provides tips on how to order presentation folders, including selecting a reputable printer, requesting samples, and understanding the pricing and turnaround time.

Conclusion : The article concludes by summarizing the key points covered and emphasizing the importance of presentation folders as a marketing tool for businesses.

Final thoughts and recommendations

In conclusion, "The Ultimate Guide to Presentation Folders: Design, Ordering, and Printing Options" is a comprehensive and informative article that covers all the essential aspects of presentation folders. The article provides valuable insights into the different types of presentation folders, design considerations, printing options, and ordering considerations.

Moreover, the article highlights the importance of presentation folders as a marketing tool for businesses and emphasizes the need to select a reputable printer and understand pricing and turnaround time before placing an order.

Overall, if you are looking to design and order presentation folders for your business or personal use, this article is a great resource that provides practical tips and recommendations to ensure you create an effective and visually appealing presentation folder that meets your needs.

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The Complete Guide to Printing Custom Presentation Folders

Are you looking for a way to make your contact information stand out?

Custom folders are a great way to ensure your contacts remember your contact information. They come in various colors and styles, so you can find the perfect one for your business or individual needs. Plus, with custom pocket folders, you can transport essential documents without the risk of damage.

How can you create a folder design that helps your business stand out from the rest? Let us show you how with this complete presentation folder design guide.

Keep reading to learn how to print winning custom presentation folders today.

What to Consider When Printing Custom Presentation Folders

A well-designed  custom presentation folder  can be a powerful tool for conveying your company’s image and professionalism. Before going ahead with any personalization, it’s important to carefully consider the custom folder size, shape, material, and other design elements best suited to your brand values and aesthetic.

Make sure to ask your printer about turnaround times and additional costs associated with production or shipping, and choose packaging materials strong enough to protect them during transportation. Finishing touches like foiling or embossing add an element of sophistication, while pocket tabs and window cutouts provide holders for multiple documents if needed.

Know Your Audience

Who is your target audience? Keep their needs in mind when designing and printing your custom pocket folder. Think about what you want to communicate with your message and how it should be  presented in the folders .

Think about it: if your target audiences can discover the answers to their questions or find out what they need with one glance at your custom pocket folder, it will tell them a lot about you and your commitment to providing quality services. By considering the interests of those who will receive them, you can deliver a much more meaningful experience that will leave them wanting to know more about you and your company.

Fun Presentation Folder Design Elements

Looking to spruce up a standard folder? Why not add a few simple design elements like stripes around the top and bottom and make an ordinary folder extra-ordinary? Introducing aspects of your brand and logo into the folder itself can reinforce your brand message as well as create eye-catching colorful designs.

Do your design justice and liven it up with some stylish shapes – not only will you end up with something witty and eye-catching, but ultimately timeless too. You could also opt to try out a fun pattern on the inside of your pocket folders, like chevron, polka dots, or stripes.

Choose something that complements the overall design and keeps things interesting. If you are feeling particularly daring, why not emboss or foil your logo onto the outside? It’s all possible with custom pocket folders!

Using Photos the Right Way

Photos can help make an even bigger impact with a full-color printed standard folder – but you don’t want to go overboard. A few pictures here and there will get the job done.

Try showing off completed projects or including a professional portrait of you or your team. Talk about a competitive edge!

Hiring a photographer to take shots is also a great way to ensure your photos look their absolute best. After all, it never hurts to show you mean serious business! Whatever you do, make sure to keep it simple in order for photos to pop.

Professional Headshot

Of course, any custom folder wouldn’t be complete without individual flair, and that’s where the professional headshot comes in! Here’s  an excellent guide  for getting a winning professional photo for your folder and online profiles.

Be sure to include your business portrait alongside contact details – keep it small to not overwhelm the design. And for a 1- or 2-color printed folder, why not go the extra mile and print the perfect headshot in black and white? After all, they don’t call it ‘custom’ for anything!

Use Both Sides of the Folder

With full-color printed standard folders, you can take advantage of the front and back design space to ensure your brand stands out. Make a bold statement by carrying a big graphic or picture from one side of the folder to the other for complete visual symmetry.

We suggest laying it out on one of our folder templates to guarantee that your artwork is printed exactly how you want it. Double-check that the pieces fit together before you hit print! Another idea is to have the same branding element on both sides so it looks clean and professional.

Logo Advice for Folder Designs

Sometimes simple is better! Use your logo and nothing else for an eye-catching presentation folder that will get people talking. If you have a colorful logo, print it on white paper stock, so it stays nice and vibrant.

Do you have a crazy looking logo? Great! White space is key if you have a busy logo; this way, it’s still the focal point and can shine.

Are you in the middle of a logo revamp? Check out the  most iconic designs  through the years as inspiration.

For a professional look, choose a 3-color printed standard folder. Remind consumers who you are with a logo-driven presentation folder that is sure to leave an unforgettable impression!

Unconventional Placement

If you’re  designing a custom presentation  folder, be creative regarding logo placement! It’s essential to find the right balance of visibility and off-the-wall fun—no one wants their brand to blend in thoroughly.

And don’t forget your folder edge either—make sure to leave enough space between any printed artwork and the format of your foil-stamped folders so that nothing important gets cut off. Let your logo make a statement, and let it shine.

Consistent Branding Works Best

Always keep your branding consistent with every pocket folder marketing material you produce. Companies like Amazon understand this golden rule.

Bringing in over  $22 billion  a year, Amazon remains consistent with all of its branding colors and logos. You should do the same.

Try to use the same fonts, colors, and logos on all your items so that customers can easily recognize your company, even at a glance. Consistent branding will ensure that customers remember who you are and what you do – and it’ll also help build trust between your brand and potential customers.

Presentation Folder Design and Printing Mistakes to Avoid

Custom presentation folders are a must to give your bid a leg up over the competition. Ditch generic stock imagery and choose a full-color printed standard folder for maximum impact.

Who knows, even the most creative quip or play with words could be exactly what’s needed to land those big contracts! Save budget where you can by taking pictures yourself or engaging customer service people to design your bespoke art that truly reflects what your business is all about.

Spacing Your Folder Design

When it comes to custom presentation folders, don’t forget that during the cutting and folding process, a shift of up to 1/16in can occur. To avoid any potential design mishaps, we recommend avoiding solid lines along the edges of folds – instead, bleed the colored line or graphics through them so they will still look intentional regardless of any potential shifts.

Consider the Bleed

Bleed should be 1/8″ beyond the edge of the page, and image resolution must be a minimum of 300 pixels per inch (PPI) at the final size for offset printing. Images saved from the web are usually only 72ppi, so ensure your images are set up correctly before being sent off for production.

Color Palette Tips

A custom-printed presentation folder is an effective way to communicate your company’s professionalism and image. Carefully  selecting the color palette  for your folder can make a big difference in creating an impactful visual impression. It’s best to consider one or two colors to help your logo stand out.

If you need guidance on making the right color choices, try seeing what the competition is doing. What’s working for their colors, and how could yours be even better?

Also, place your logo in the business card slot so that it remains visible when a card is removed from the folder. This small detail can have a long-lasting impact on how people view your company and help ensure you are portrayed in a smart and professional light.

After all, you’ve worked hard for your brand – now it’s time to ensure everyone knows it! Choosing colors that evoke the right sentiment is key; blues and grays give off a calming feeling, while yellows and oranges can be inspiring.

Selecting the perfect combination of colors will help ensure customers feel positive about you and your company! And remember: they don’t call it ‘custom’ for anything!

So make sure you take full advantage of the printing options available and create something special that will really get people talking. Let your brand stand out from the crowd with an unforgettable custom folder design.

Rich Black Rule

Also, there’s the rich black rule. If you plan on having large black areas, use a rich black to prevent the area from looking washed out.

The formula for a rich black is C: 60 M: 40 Y: 40 K: 100. You can always ask a printing expert for advice on this rule, and anything else you’re curious about.

Always Include Contact Information

Let everyone know who you are and what you do! Add your contact information to your custom folders if your business card gets lost. Plus, spice up the back cover of your folder with a professional headshot- perfect for realtors!

Whether it’s a pocket, below the logo, or just a line at the bottom of the folder, make sure you include both phone and web options for clients to contact you with. Have fun with it, too!

You can get creative on how you present yourself- have a bold and witty tone, or use an inspiring quote depending on the feeling you want to evoke. Make sure your brand stands out however you choose to style it. With a custom presentation folder from PGprint, you can make sure everyone knows who you are!

Always include a list of the services you offer. This is a great chance to connect with potential customers and truly let them know what you can do.

Tell Your Company’s Story

Do you have an inspiring story about how your business got started? Share it! Your company’s history can be presented in a few sentences or bullet points, adding a special touch that clients may appreciate.

Share customer success stories or rave reviews from previous projects to show potential customers that you consistently deliver results! The power of positive word-of-mouth can be incredibly powerful for marketing your services.

Let users know what your product or service can do for them. Presenting your company’s benefits to potential customers is essential in driving sales and showing why they should choose you over the competition.

Completed projects are always a great bragging point! Showcase customer reviews by displaying them on your presentation folder design or include statistics from industry research sources. Not only does this show that your services work, but it also instills trust in potential customers.

Present in Graphs and Charts for Visual Appeal

Presenting facts and figures about your business visually effectively grabs attention and makes an impression. It’s easy to include graphs and charts that show success rates or other data related to your business.

When you’re designing a custom presentation folder, don’t forget to be creative and have fun! With the right combination of colors, words, and visuals, you can make sure people remember who you are when they look at your design. Take full advantage of the printing options available and make something truly special that will get people talking about your company!

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16 Amazing Presentation Folder Ideas

When you think about it, a presentation folder really is like the wrapping on a gift. Great wrapping paper tells the recipient how much you care by demonstrating the time you spent wrapping it. This builds anticipation for what’s inside. And that’s what a great presentation folder can do for you. Even more than the gift itself, it’s the time that you’ve spent putting everything together that matters.

Your presentation folders should follow this logic. Unlike a wrapping paper that is vague about its contents, a good folder hints at what is inside.

Below are some inspiring examples that can help you to follow this thought process and hopefully move you to improve your materials. For more ideas, you can browse these presentation folders from CompanyFolders.com.

The best part about this piece is its perfectly executed design. It’s simple, the look and feel is consistent across it’s contents and there are no distracting elements to take your focus away from the brand.

A tri-fold design provides a greater surface area to work with. This gives you an opportunity to further push your own unique brand message.

By using a finishing technique similar to a UV gloss, the spot varnish on this folder creates a fantastic looking design element, without the use of color.

Using a creative cover clasp is another effective way to set your piece apart. In this case the clasp is die cut from the inside pocket.

A pattern helps to fill space on your presentation folders without having to rely on an image or some other specific piece of art. If it can be tied to your logo or another of your brand elements, as it is in this case, all the better.

Here’s a great example of using a custom die cut as a way to reinforce other established design elements. In this case it evokes the look and color of the logo by allowing the page behind it to show through.

This is a great reminder about not forgetting to include the back cover when designing your presentation folder. It’s an easy way to expand your content and doesn’t cost anything extra.

A simple, straightforward design will always function the best. Everything is laid out exactly where the audience needs to find it, and your information can be presented in a clear and succinct fashion.

The goal with your presentation folder is to be able to use it with as many of your marketing materials as possible. While it may seem that there is a lot going on, in terms of images and graphics, it still is versatile enough where it can be used regardless of the contents of the folder.

Clean and concise layouts lead to great results. The example illustrates that point perfectly. The use of color on the inside of the folder is inviting and provides good relief to the cover as well as the pocket.

These are all great examples of the potential that can be achieved with your presentation folders. The key is to remember that the content is the most important part. If you keep this in mind, you’ll go far in creating a versatile and effective folder that reflects well on your company and provides critical information to your clients.

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• After following the previous instructions you should have a screen that looks Figure 3 at right.
• As you work, try not to move or change the elements in the template.
• If the program you are working in has layers, it is best to keep the template layer locked.
• If the program you are working can lock objects, lock all the elements of the template.
• The template used for these instructions is the template for a 2 pocket presentation folder with business card slits on the inside right pocket.
• The red lines indicate where the folder will be cut out (solid) or folded (dotted). The blue lines indicate where bleeds should be.
• When you are done laying out your artwork, move the template to the top layer. The template contains knockouts for the areas that cannot have ink. These areas are necessary for the glue to stick. (See Figure 7)

• Begin laying out your artwork.
• Remember to include bleeds (light blue shaded areas on the template) if necessary. Figure 4

• There is no bleed on the pocket or the spine. Figure 5
• If your design only has an image on the front, it only needs to bleed 2 sides.
• Leave 1/8″ “Safe” zone from trim and folds (Green area).
• For more information about “Safe Zones,” Click Here While this is for business cards, the principle is the same for any product we print.

• On the template, there are white knockouts on the glue flaps that only allow a 1/8″ bleed. The rest of the flaps need to be kept free of ink so that the glue will stick. Do not put content in this area. Figure 6

• Final outside assembly, laid out flat. The dotted line represents where it will fold. Figure 7

• Final inside assembly, again laid flat. Figure 8

• Note that if you order 4-color on the front and Blank on the back, you can still get printing on the inside pockets which fold up when assembled.
• If you like working with numbers, You can download the file: 9 x 12 Presentation Folder Measurements
• This file has the X-Y Coordinates of all the corners. It also shows the safe zone which is not on the standard template. Figure 9
• This file can also be used for layout if you like.

Instructions for 2 sided printing

• If you are printing on the inside (either 4-color on both sides or 4-color on one side and black on the inside) please download the appropriate template.
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• Templates for the inside do not contain business card slits, they are on the outside templates only
• Apply the same instructions you used to set up the outside of your folder to set up a file for the inside. You can also just add a second page to your document if that is easier

• Notice this time, the bleeds on the glue flaps are to the outer edges. This is because the glue is on the other side.
• Layout your artwork as before.
• The bleeds on the glue flaps are not for the main background picture. Bleed the picture off the edges that will be trimmed, but not past the dotted fold line on the glue flaps as shown here.

• The bleeds of the glue flaps are there if you choose to print on the inside of the pockets. Figure 12
• This is what it would look like if you wanted to print blue on the inside of the pockets.
• The glue tabs have the blue color so that when they are folded in and the pockets are folded up, everything matches.
• Notice the white knockouts. Once again, this is where the glue needs to stick.

• This is what you end up with inside.
• Remember, the blue on the pockets ended up on the inside of the pockets, not the outside.

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• Panels can be laid out individually

• Or you can combine panels as you wish.

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• If you are going to work with combined panels, use following dimensions.
• Large Panels are 9″ x 12″ so you will need to create artwork that is 18″ x 12″.
• If you have content that will go right to the edge, you need to “bleed” off the edge by 1/8″. If your content is to the edge on all sides, your image for the large panels needs to be 18-1/4″ x 12-1/4″.
• Even though the image does not bleed onto the pockets, it is better that you provide bleed on all sides so things get centered properly.
• The pockets are 9″ x 4″ so you need to create artwork that is 18″ x 4″
• Again please provide bleed if the content goes right to the edge.
• Keep in mind that the pockets are 9 inches at the bottom, but only 8-7/8 at the top, so do not get too close to the edge with content.
• If you are printing on both sides all the dimensions remain the same but remember, when the pockets fold up, the will cover the bottom 4″ of the artwork.

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How to Create a Photo Slideshow with PowerPoint

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With so many fun and accessible ways to take photos, there is no wonder why everyone is so photo-happy these days. As easy as it may be to stock up on photos, it can be a challenge to keep them organized. One great way to keep your photos in a convenient place, that is easy to access when you want to reminisce on special memories, is by uploading them into PowerPoint. By doing this, you can create a slideshow that is a fun-filled way to back up the memories in your life.

Creating Photo Slideshows for PC Computers

• Remember to save your presentation after something that will help you to remember what pictures are in the file. This will help you to locate them later on.

• Select a layout that will accommodate your image, such as a slide with a title box and an image box, a slide with just an image box, or even a blank slide.

• Double-click inside the image box (or go to Insert > Picture > From File ), then browse to the desired image.
• Click "Okay" or "Insert" to add the image. If you don't like the way it looks, select the image and click on "Picture" to change it out for a different one. You can also select the image and hit "Delete" to remove the picture.

• Locate the "Slide Sorter" button near the bottom of the image pane. Then, click and drag the slides to the desired destinations.

• To add music, click on the movies and audio icon located under the "Insert" tab. First, go to "Audio from file", and then, click on "Music" to pull up your music. When you choose the song you want, click on the song, and press "Link to file" before pressing "Insert". [9] X Research source
• You can choose if the song plays for just one slide or the entire presentation by clicking on "Format Audio" next to the "Home" button, and then, clicking on "Play Across Slides" under "Audio Options". [10] X Research source

Creating Photo Slideshows for Mac Computers

• You can scroll through your photos and choose the ones you want to add to your slideshow by double-clicking on them.

• To add music, click on the movies and audio icon located at the top of the PowerPoint screen. Then, click on "Music" and all of your music should appear. When you choose the song you want, drag and drop the file onto one of your slides.
• You can choose if the song plays for just one slide or the entire presentation by clicking on "Format Audio" next to the "Home" button, and then, clicking on "Play Across Slides" under "Audio Options".

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• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/create-a-presentation-in-powerpoint-422250f8-5721-4cea-92cc-202fa7b89617
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/save-your-presentation-file-34377c9c-a1e5-44e1-9c3f-e6e72ee6c541
• ↑ https://tsengcollege.csun.edu/sites/default/files/PDFs/forWindows/Slide_Titles_in_Microsoft_PowerPoint.pdf
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/add-rearrange-duplicate-and-delete-slides-in-powerpoint-e35a232d-3fd0-4ee1-abee-d7d4d6da92fc
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/insert-a-picture-in-powerpoint-5f7368d2-ee94-4b94-a6f2-a663646a07e1
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/add-transitions-between-slides-e89a076e-ed81-404e-9598-021a918fa1ba
• ↑ https://guides.lib.umich.edu/c.php?g=283149&p=1886370
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/play-music-across-multiple-slides-in-your-slide-show-b01ded6a-28c8-473a-971a-6dfa92cc9367
• ↑ http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/officeversion_other-powerpoint/powerpoint-how-to-add-music-throughout-the/10a366a4-9727-4f78-aa06-e9f76c8a5269
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/add-rearrange-duplicate-and-delete-slides-in-powerpoint-e35a232d-3fd0-4ee1-abee-d7d4d6da92fc#OfficeVersion=macOS
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/insert-a-picture-in-powerpoint-5f7368d2-ee94-4b94-a6f2-a663646a07e1#OfficeVersion=macOS
• ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/play-music-across-multiple-slides-in-your-slide-show-b01ded6a-28c8-473a-971a-6dfa92cc9367#OfficeVersion=macOS

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