Looking for a company who specializes in yearbook printing online that fits your school’s budget? Publishing Xpress offers you a printing alternative—do your custom yearbook printing online and create a memorable student keepsake without sacrificing quality.
The first step is to decide on the overall look and feel of your yearbook. Would you like your yearbooks printed in full color? We can do that. Prefer black and white inside pages? No problem. We also offer a range of yearbook printing options—choose your own unique size, binding, and paper. Be aware, however, that we only print softcover books. At this time, we do not offer hardcover binding.
We are experienced and professional yearbook printers. We invite you to request a free sample package and see our print quality for yourself. We think you’ll agree, we offer the high-caliber services and choices you’re looking for at an affordable price. And don’t forget that all schools are entitled to our 10% nonprofit discount, making our prices even more affordable.
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We find that reviewing books we have printed for other clients is a great way to provide inspiration, so we regularly feature client projects in our Spotlights on clients section of our blog. Take a look at a couple of yearbook projects we have printed — for Sacred Heart Nativity Schools and Century High School.
Or check out the Pinterest Yearbook Design page for more inspiration!
Contact us today via email, phone, or online chat! Our service representatives are here to help. We can answer your questions and help you navigate the yearbook printing online process. Don’t worry, yearbook printing online is simple and hassle free. Or take a moment to check out our other book printing ideas for more inspiration.
More than most books, yearbooks and sports books have a large number of photos. Those photos, especially in sports books, can come from numerous sources, making it difficult to ensure that all photos looks similar. Some might be light, some might be dark. Some might be high resolutions, some might be low. Although it will take extra time, you should check every photo for the following: 1. Is the resolution at least 300 dpi?
Even if you are starting with 300 dpi, if you enlarge the photo, you will reduce the resolution. 2. Take an overall look at the photo and determine if it needs to be lightened or darkened so that it looks similar to other photos in the book. 3. Make sure that the photo is in a CMYK (cyan-magenta-yellow-black) color format. If it is RGB (red-green-blue) color format, you will want to convert the photo yourself to CMYK. If you let the printing machines make the conversion, you may get unintended color shifts in the photos.
Many yearbook printing online projects have advertisements from sponsors, which brings on a whole host of problems. Even if you give the advertisers specific directions specifying the size of the advertisements and resolution of the ad, you are bound to get all kinds of weird things. Ads that are way too small or way too large and whose dimensions will never fit the allotted space. Pictures of advertisements that appeared somewhere else, with terrible resolution. Handwritten ads that you are supposed to magically turn into gorgeous ads. Sponsors turning in these atrocious ads well after the deadline.
The best advice we can give is set a really early deadline for these ads, so you will have time to go back to the sponsors and get new ads if needed. Have some borders ready that go with the overall theme of your book. That way, if an ad doesn’t fill the space correctly, you can put a border behind the ad so there isn’t a lot of white space showing.
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