Booklets Printing Melbourne
Professional booklet printing — saddle stitch, perfect bound & wire bound
- Fast dispatch
- Human-checked artwork
- Melbourne made
Choose your booklets
3 optionsSaddle Stitch Booklets
Stapled booklets for catalogues, programs & zines — from 4 pages.
Perfect Bound Booklets
Square-spine softcover books for catalogues, manuals & reports.
Wire-O Booklets
Twin-loop wire bound books that lie completely flat — manuals, decks & notebooks.
Why print with Little Print?
Melbourne made
Printed locally in our own Melbourne studio — never outsourced offshore. Visit us, or get fast delivery across the city.
Human-proofed artwork
A real person checks every file before it goes to press — we flag bleed, resolution and colour issues before they cost you.
Fast dispatch
Many products dispatch next business day. Order before 2pm and we'll have your job moving the same day where we can.
Secure checkout
Pay securely online once you're happy with your proof. Transparent pricing — no surprises, no hidden setup fees.
Booklets printing in Melbourne
Professional booklet printing — saddle stitch, perfect bound & wire bound
Whether you need a short run or a large production order, our team helps you choose the right stock, size and finish for your booklets. Not sure where to start? Browse our full range of printing products or talk to a real personabout a custom quote — we're a Melbourne printer that actually answers the phone.
Frequently asked questions
How many pages can a saddle stitched booklet have?
From 4 up to 64 pages, always in multiples of 4 (each folded sheet is 4 pages). For higher page counts, choose perfect binding or Wire-O.
What's the minimum page count for perfect binding?
32 pages, in multiples of 4. Below that the spine is too thin to glue reliably — choose saddle stitching instead.
Why choose Wire-O over saddle or perfect binding?
Wire-O lets the booklet lie completely flat and pages flip a full 360°, which is ideal for manuals, recipe books and presentations used hands-free. Saddle and perfect binding don't open as flat.
What's the difference between self-cover and a separate cover?
A self-cover prints the cover on the same stock as the inner pages — lighter and cheaper. A separate cover uses a heavier stock (250–300gsm) for a sturdier, more premium result, and can be laminated.
Can you print on the spine?
Yes. Perfect binding produces a flat, square spine that can be printed with the title and your branding.
What page counts work?
From 8 up to 300 pages, in multiples of 2.
Ready to start your booklets order?
Get a price in minutes, or tell us what you need and we'll get back to you with a quote within 24 hours.