A presentation folder should work with the documents it carries. Start with document size, approximate sheet count, pockets and whether you need a business-card slot. A downloaded template may not match the production dieline.
Define the finished folder
Closed size describes the finished item. The open dieline may include covers, pockets and glue tabs. Two folders with the same closed dimensions can have different open layouts. If you are reordering, share the previous sample or clear photographs and confirm tooling compatibility.
Review the dieline
- Separate cutting and folding guides from printed artwork.
- Keep important text and logos clear of cuts and folds.
- Extend edge-to-edge backgrounds into the confirmed bleed area.
- Check pocket edges, glue areas and any business-card slot.
- Confirm the card dimensions if a slot is required.
Paper thickness and finish should suit handling, folding and the document load. A heavier paper is not automatically the best choice. If you need to write on the folder, mention that before selecting a finish. Review physical samples or proofs when required; agree their scope separately.
Prepare a clear enquiry
- Closed dimensions, document size and approximate sheet count.
- Quantity, number of pockets and business-card slot requirements.
- Inside/outside printing and preferred finish.
- Availability of an approved dieline and print-ready PDF.
- Required date and collection or delivery plan.
Explore presentation folders and corporate stationery. Message Kopyaevi on WhatsApp with your intended use and quantity. We will review the specification, file, price and production schedule together.
File preparation reference
Adobe's bleed guidance explains print bleed. Folder dielines must be confirmed separately for the selected product.
Ready to print your project?
Send your file, finished size, quantity and required date via WhatsApp. Price and delivery are confirmed after checking the file, materials and production schedule.