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How to Make a Booklet in Word
Posted on February 24, 2021 by

Microsoft Word is essential for anyone who does any sort of work with documents. Word’s been around for so long, it’s impossible to imagine doing office, school, or any other type of digital work without it.

While most users use only the most basic features that Microsoft Word offers, they don’t realize the capabilities they’re missing out on. Aside from being able to open, view, and edit documents, Word gives you an ability to design greeting cards, create barcodes, and make your own booklets among many other things. So, let’s make a booklet in Microsoft Word, both manually and using one of the built-in templates.

How to Make a Booklet Using a Word Template

Using Microsoft Word templates can save you time and effort when working on your documents. Whether you’re making a booklet for your school project, or for a popular event in town, you can find the right template in Word’s free templates collection so that you don’t have to start from scratch.

To make a booklet using Microsoft Word’s templates, follow the steps below.

  1. Open a new Microsoft Word document.
  2. From Word’s menu, select File > New from Template.
  3. In the Word Document Gallery window you’ll see a standard selection of the most common templates.
  4. Find the search bar in the top-right corner of the window, and type booklet to search the templates. You can also use different keywords, like event or school project to look through other themed templates that might suit your needs better.
  5. When you find the template you want to use, select Create (or Choose if you’re using an older version of Word).
    Word will then download your template and you can start working on your booklet.
  6. After you finish, select File > Save As to save your booklet.

You can customize the selected template right inside the Word document before you start working on your booklet to fit your needs better.

How to Make a Booklet in Word Manually

If you don’t find the right template, you can create a booklet in Word from scratch using the special booklet page settings – the Book Fold layout. This layout allows you to easily create and print a booklet ready for folding or binding.

To make a booklet in Word manually, follow the steps below.

  1. Open a new Microsoft Word document.
  2. Select the page Layout tab.
  3. Select the little arrow icon at the bottom-right corner of the tab to open the Page Setup window.
  4. In the Page Setup window, follow the path Margins > Multiple pages > Book fold.
  5. Change the page Orientation to Landscape if it didn’t change automatically.
  6. Under Margins, you can also set up the right value of Gutter – the amount of space that you want to leave for binding.
  7. Open the Paper tab and select Paper size if you want to change the size of your booklet. Note that the physical size of your booklet is half of the paper size that you set up.
  8. Under the Layout tab, you can edit your booklet’s appearance further. For example, you can add borders to every page by following the path Page Setup > Layout > Borders.
  9. When you’re happy with all of the measurements, select Ok. If you decided to do the formatting after adding the content to your booklet, you should see the text formatted automatically.

If when you finish adding content to your booklet, you see that the document is too long, you can split it into multiple booklets and then bind them together after printing. You can select how many pages to print per booklet under Margins > Pages > Sheets per booklet.

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This was originally posted by onlinetechtips. 

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