Brochures, Posters, and Flyers

Generally not, since posters and brochures are structurally different print formats. A poster is a single unfolded sheet meant for display, while a brochure is folded into panels for handing out. However, some large tri-fold pieces can function as both a display piece and an informational handout depending on design.

A brochure is a printed marketing document, usually folded into two or more panels, that provides information about a product, service, or organization. Brochures are commonly used for trade shows, retail point-of-purchase displays, and direct mail marketing, and can be printed on various paper stocks with finishing options like lamination.

A poster pamphlet is a hybrid print piece that combines the large visual format of a poster with the folded, informational structure of a pamphlet. It is often used when a business wants a single piece that can be displayed flat for visibility and also folded for distribution or mailing.

Print-ready art should be submitted in CMYK color mode with crop marks, a 1/8 inch bleed, and a minimum resolution of 300 DPI. PDF is the preferred file format, though Adobe native files, JPEG, and GIFF are also accepted. Files should be compressed prior to sending, and an FTP option is available for files over 100MB.

Yes, posters can be finished with professional mounting and lamination for a polished, durable presentation. A variety of mounting board thicknesses and materials are available, and some specialty mounting materials may need to be special ordered depending on the project requirements.

Orders are typically ready for pickup or shipment within 24-72 hours from submission of properly created, print-ready files. Delivery time varies further based on the selected UPS service level or local messenger delivery option, with no guaranteed delivery time unless otherwise arranged.