Pleat — Photo Zines

Print. Fold. Give. Pick your photos. Pleat sets them out, prints them onto one sheet of paper, and shows you where to fold. Eight pages, no staples, no glue — a zine you can hand to somebody. SIXTEEN PAGES, AND BOTH SIDES OF THE PAPER The standing objection to a one-sheet zine is that half the paper goes to waste. The 16-page format is the answer: two sheets, printed on both sides, folded into nested signatures and stapled once through the spine. Every side of every sheet carries pages. If your printer can't print double-sided, Pleat runs the job one side at a time — never a stack of paper to put back in the wrong order — and prints a small mark at the spine so you can see which way the sheet goes back in. Get it wrong and it's one tap to fix, once, and Pleat remembers your printer after that. Or split the sixteen pages into two 8-page zines, one sheet each, and skip the flipping…