Saddle Stitched
Saddle-stitched binding with two metal staples is ideal for brochures, magazines, booklets, and price lists—the perfect solution for slim yet impactful publications that are quick and easy to flip through.
- Custom sizes
- Wide range of paper options
- Coating available





Saddle Stitch Printing and Binding
Saddle stitch binding is a popular and cost-effective method for creating booklets, brochures, magazines, and price lists. This technique uses two metal staples to bind the pages through the spine, creating a durable and professional-looking product. Whether you’re printing a small booklet or a multi-page catalog, saddle stitch binding provides a practical solution that’s both affordable and efficient.
Why Choose Saddle Stitched Booklets?
Saddle stitched booklets are a professional-looking solution for binding brochures, catalogs, and magazines. This binding method, also known as staple binding, uses two or more staples along the spine to hold pages together, making it an excellent choice for publications with a lower page count. Whether you need event programs, company brochures, or promotional booklets, Pixartprinting offers customizable saddle stitched booklets to suit your needs.
Is a Saddle Stitched Stapled?
Yes, saddle stitch binding involves stapling the pages together using two metal staples placed along the spine. This process secures the pages firmly, ensuring the book holds together even with frequent handling. The staples are inserted through the fold of the pages, making this binding method both simple and highly effective for slimmer publications.
What’s the Difference Between Saddle Stitch and Perfect Binding?
Saddle stitch binding and perfect binding differ primarily in the binding process and the type of publications they are best suited for. Saddle stitch binding uses metal staples to hold the pages together, ideal for thinner publications with fewer pages (usually under 80). Perfect binding, on the other hand, uses adhesive to bind a thicker stack of pages, making it suitable for books with more pages. Saddle stitch binding offers a cost-effective, quick, and flexible option, while perfect binding offers a more refined finish for larger publications.
Customizing Your Saddle Stitched Booklets
Our online platform allows you to fully personalize your booklets with a wide range of options, ensuring they align with your brand’s identity. Choose from:
- Size Options – Pick from standard sizes like 5.5” x 8.5”, 8” x 10”, or create a custom format.
- Orientation – Select either portrait or landscape.
- Paper Types – Choose from classic or premium papers.
- Paper Weight – Available in various thicknesses based on your selection.
- Cover Options – Customize the cover with premium paper choices, including laminated finishes for extra durability.
Ordering Your Saddle Stitched Booklets Online
At Pixartprinting, you can order saddle stitched booklets with just a few clicks, even for short print runs starting at a single copy. Our streamlined process allows you to select your specifications, instantly view a quote, and choose a delivery date that fits your schedule.
Once you’ve finalized your selections, you’ll receive step-by-step instructions and downloadable templates to ensure your artwork is print-ready. If you need assistance, our customer support team is always available to help.
Techniques of Saddle Stitch Binding
The saddle stitch binding process involves folding a large sheet of paper, stacking them in order, and then stapling the spine with two metal staples. The pages are folded in half, which allows for easy flipping and readability. This binding method is typically used for publications with a page count of 4 to 80 pages. It's perfect for creating affordable and lightweight booklets that still maintain a professional appearance.
Benefits of Saddle Stitch Binding
Saddle stitch binding offers several key benefits, making it an ideal choice for many printed materials. It is highly cost-effective, especially for short-run printing, and it is quick to produce. The method also ensures that the pages lay flat when opened, which is essential for an easy reading experience. Additionally, the binding is robust enough to withstand handling while keeping production costs low.
Function of Saddle Stitch Binding
The main function of saddle stitch binding is to securely hold together a booklet or magazine with minimal expense. It allows for easy printing and efficient assembly, which is ideal for companies or individuals looking to produce professional-looking publications quickly. It works particularly well for projects where the number of pages is relatively low and quick distribution is essential.
Explore More Printing Solutions
Looking for other booklet binding options? Check out our range of printing services, including perfect binding and stitched binding, in our Magazines, Books, and Catalogs section.
We also offer a wide selection of custom-printed stationery such as business cards, folded flyers, and envelopes to elevate your brand’s presence.