• Print high quality digital black & white.
• Print marginless by choosing full bleed.
• Save money per sheet - receive discounts when ordering larger quantities.
• Choose one of our many paper types.

How would you like your documents to be printed? Choose from the following options:

• Number of copies
• Pages in your file   (more... )
  Counting Pages

  If your document is double-sided, count each side as a page.

  If you are printing a booklet, count each cover page (outside and inside) as a page.

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• Paper type   (more...)
  More About Paper

  At MGX Copy - we offer 3 different types of paper: bond, text, and cover.

  Bond and text come in similar weights and thicknesses. The main difference between the two is that bond is always uncoated, while text will typically have a matte or gloss coating.

  Meanwhile, cover paper is a thicker, stiffer stock - typically used for book covers or thick flyers.

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• Number of sides

Finishing Options

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  More About Full Bleed

  Full bleed is marginless printing.

  Printers and presses cannot print on the full surface of printing. To print without margins, printing companies will print a larger version of your image (a version with bleeds). The printer will then trim off the bleeds of your image, leaving only the desired image.

  Printing full bleed requires special design considerations. Your image must extend 1/8" beyond where the printer trims - on all 4 edges. Additionally, you must add a safety margin for your text. Assume all content within 1/8" of the trims are at risk of being cut.

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• Corner Stapling
• 3 Hole Punching
• Folding
• Cutting

Production Options

• Production Time — Does not include shipping time

• Color Copies — Add color to your printing
• Flyers — Make your flyer or sell sheet stand out with our highest quality printing.
• Spiral-Bound Booklet — Add professional finish to your document with spiral-binding.
• Saddle-Stitched Booklet — Use staples to bind your document into an attractive, compact booklet.

• What do I need to know before I design my project?

  The design issues that we encounter most frequently are: problems with full bleed design, files are the wrong size for the product, and files whose quality is too low.

  For a more comprehensive listing of the major design issues, please visit the File Checklist in the Help Center.

• What is full bleed?

  If your document does not have an 1/8” white margin around all four edges, then your document needs to be printed with full bleed. The reason why full bleed does not come standard with all copies is because it requires extra labor. All printers need to leave a white margin at the edges.

  Full bleed documents need to be formatted properly. If your document matches this description above, please click here to find out more information on how design your file for full bleeds.

• What file format should I use for my documents?

  We print using PDF’s, and prefer flattened PDF’s using the CMYK color space.

  We can also accept other image types (JPEG’s, PNG’s, GIF’s, TIFF’s), Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft Powerpoint presentations, Adobe Photoshop files, and Adobe InDesign files.

• What paper should I use?

  Please visit the Paper Advice Section in our Product Advice Center. There you will find a more detailed look at what paper is good for some common usages for our products.

• What if I want my document bound with a professional finish?

  Please check out some of the products in our Booklets section. We offer Spiral-Bound Booklets, Saddle-Stitched Booklets, and Comb-Bound Booklets.

• File Format: .PDF (Preferred), .DOC, .JPEG, .JPG, .PNG, .TIFF, .AI, .PSD, .PUB, .PPT.
• Resolution: 300 DPI.
• Color Space: We prefer CMYK (Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/blacK). If you use RGB, the colors on the print may turn out, in some cases, different than what you're expecting. Learn more >
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 11" for copies without full bleed. 8.75" x 11.25" for copies with full bleed.
• Fonts: Please flatten your documents before sending your file. If you use a special font which our system can not recognize, the document will replace your font with another font in our system.
• Full Bleed: For full bleed prints, we need an extra 1/8" on all four edges—we will cut that off. We recommend that text not placed near any edge. In fact, we recommend leaving an additional margin beyond what we will cut off. Learn more >

Black & White Copies with Full Bleed

• JPG — Template for generic image editors
• PSD — Template for Adobe Photoshop