*Important* Don't forget to add an extra 6mm height and width to your Photoshop document, which will compensate for the 3mm bleed in InDesign. This will ensure you will not need to stretch and distort your image. Also, remember to set up your image and artwork as CMYK throughout
What is link option in indesign? Its use and explain everything in detail as you do in your video. I am talking about a link icon appears when we placed an image.
I’ve worked in a promotional products company for the last 20 years, so most of my work is in Illustrator. I’ve been out of the page layout world for so long and it has evolved so much over the years and I want to keep my skills current; so I like that you do some InDesign tutorials too. Keep those coming!
Hi, I know this is such an old comment but I love using Illustrator and am currently learning Indesign. I was wondering what's your job title if you are mainly using illustrator at a company like that? It is just Graphic Designer? I am looking into jobs and would love more roles to look into if I can use Illustrator.
I'm working with InDesign 12 years now. Its NO 1 among the similar DTP programs, for me, best, better than Q-Xpress, or CorelDraw. In the Marks& Bleeds section, we in Croatia use Offset : 3 mm instead of the default 2.117 mm, for press purposes. You have teaching qualities.
A big Hi from India.... Usually English language tutorials face the task of slang......your explanations and sound are superb....Keep it up....8 years of experience in this filed I feel InDesign is a compact form of 2 or more softwares and easy to use for Dtp works.
For those who might not be seeign Two Page cover up options do this: Within the "Export Adobe PDF" dialog box, under "General", set "Compatibility" to "Acrobat 6 (PDF 1.5)" or higher.
From a printer stand point we like the file in single page spread with no crops and no bleed as when we run the booklet feature in the fiery rip it will print properly as a saddle stitched book. 😊
You always provide great content. You're my go-to for design tips and tutorials. You are always straight forward and provide just the right amount of details.
It might be helpful to explain the difference between reader spreads, which your file is, and printer spreads, which you would need if you are sending the file for print.
WOW! This was great stuff. Thank you sir for sharing what you know. It helps me any many others. We are definitely learning new things each time. Have an awesome day!
mmm tbh you got most of it right in terms of file set up, but what kind of booklet are you setting up for, because I can tell you right now if its for saddle stitch you are missing two pages. Saddle stitch booklets need to be divisible by 4 pages and what I saw was a 10 PG document. So technically its an incomplete booklet :( secondly, if you are setting up a file for a saddle stitch booklet (which is what your thumbnail image is), I wouldn't design the front and back page with the full booklet because they will need to be separated from the original file in case you want the cover page to be a heavier weight paper than the inside. 3rd, I would only use bleed for pages that are printed to the edge, if not its useless and will increase your file size. Otherwise if this isn't for a saddle stitch booklet, the file set up you described is fine. The reason why I am bringing this up, because I am a graphic designer in print and countless times I have to fix a customers file for print. There maybe a set up fee depending on where you get it printed so be wary. Knowing what kind of booklet you want should determine your file set up. I would just call a print shop and ask if they can review your file and see if its print ready.
So VistaPrint recently released an option to get these mass printed, and it is not cheap, but I trust VistaPrint because I have used them many times before. The only thing is they say to upload as all separate pages in the PDF file. After you set up the document and built your booklet is there a way to separate the pages so they are all individual? Also do you have any recommendations on getting booklets printed on high quality cardstock paper? Thanks!
Yeah it is awesome, 90% of the time if I am designing something for print, I will use InDesign. I would never dream of using anything else for a magazine, booklet or brochure that's for sure
Nice video bro, but in the page numbering, i thought since you removed the letter 1 from the cover page, the next page will automatically start from 1, but it didn't, so is there a way to make the next page start from 1? Because i don't think it's right printing it with the page numbering starting from 2.
Great tutorial! Thank you for your help! Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. I have yet to have someone so clearly explain how to get rid of that pesky page number on page 1 of a document.
If you want to edit a photoshop image that's not working in InDesign hover on it press option or alt and double click and it will open in Photoshop - make your changes and it will update back in InDesign - just a tip for anyone who didn't know!
Hi, Satori .... First of all, GOD BLESS YOU for your help with InDesign. I've watched so many tutorials and the one I specifically need, I cannot find in an updated version of InDesign. I already have 32 pages of full page illustrations (including two page spreads) for a children's picture book. I now have to upload those illustrations into InDesign and then layer it with text. Do you know of a step by step guide to help me accomplish this? Thanks again.
thanks for the video ....i'm a beginner and would like to produce myself a photo book but i couldnt understand firstly something basic : i would like to have pictures only on one side of the page and the other side blank - i couldnt understand in the video if i'm suppose to refer each page as a double sided page and so i will want to treat each page as one with two sides or each one of them is one side ? and also is the pages are moving from first page (or cover) on top and the second is the one on the left side (or is it the right side?) thank you :)
Hey Satori,: Why do you place a rectangle and then place an image and/or vector logo inside, instead of just dragging and dropping it to the indesign document?
Kind of, I have tips on a portfolio for graphic design. If you search in UA-cam 'satori graphics portfolio' - some things should pop up. I am going to make a video on this kinda soonish
hey dud! this is a great video, but i had a question- do these sizes work for a CD booklet? i'm new when it comes to ID and i would love to know how to do it properly
Very nice tutorial, but not so much about cover, as you know cover is very hard and not so easy as content pages. you should make a separate video about cover ! Thank you and good luck
I have set up a booklet document just like this but when I send it to print they tell me the pages aren't in the correct order for printing a booklet. On my screen they are laid out correctly and the way each page flows. Am I supposed to move the pages?
Thank you for this tutorial :) I didn't speak good english, but i understand allmost all the things you said :D And i learn some precious things with InDesign
In adobe illustrator vector art and also texts when you resize or when you zoom there is no loss in quality. What about in Indesig when you zoom and resiz do you lose the quality
What about reordering the pages for booklet printing when the pages are nested? Can this be done automatically by illustrator? How does that work with page numbers?
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*Important*
Don't forget to add an extra 6mm height and width to your Photoshop document, which will compensate for the 3mm bleed in InDesign. This will ensure you will not need to stretch and distort your image.
Also, remember to set up your image and artwork as CMYK throughout
Bro please tell the music name at the video startup.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the valuable information
Why do you have to put the photo on photoshop first before using it on indesign?
What is link option in indesign? Its use and explain everything in detail as you do in your video. I am talking about a link icon appears when we placed an image.
Massa Baroudi to edit the image
I’ve worked in a promotional products company for the last 20 years, so most of my work is in Illustrator. I’ve been out of the page layout world for so long and it has evolved so much over the years and I want to keep my skills current; so I like that you do some InDesign tutorials too. Keep those coming!
Hi, I know this is such an old comment but I love using Illustrator and am currently learning Indesign. I was wondering what's your job title if you are mainly using illustrator at a company like that? It is just Graphic Designer? I am looking into jobs and would love more roles to look into if I can use Illustrator.
@@BelloWenNvisual designer also there’s different Fields of graphic design
I'm working with InDesign 12 years now. Its NO 1 among the similar DTP programs, for me, best, better than Q-Xpress, or CorelDraw. In the Marks& Bleeds section, we in Croatia use Offset : 3 mm instead of the default 2.117 mm, for press purposes. You have teaching qualities.
A big Hi from India.... Usually English language tutorials face the task of slang......your explanations and sound are superb....Keep it up....8 years of experience in this filed I feel InDesign is a compact form of 2 or more softwares and easy to use for Dtp works.
I'm a first year art student and this really helped! Thank you so much!
Dude, you went much more in-depth with this one than I expected, keep these inDesign walkthroughs coming! thank you!
Thanks man, I would like to BUT it seems my viewers do not like them for whatever reason lol..
Satori Graphics I'm just guessing that most people just look for easy to digest content most of the time, these kind of videos are more technical.
Yeah I guess, anyway thanks for the comment as usual, and have yourself a great day buddy ✌
best graphics teacher ever your number one subscriber from tanzania
Appreciate the skip intro window on the start of the video. You are getting my subscribe for sure. Keep up with some more awesome tutorials!!!
Thank you so much! I have been searching for a very brief tutorial and could not find it, but your video changed the game!
Thank you so much! I dont really ever comment but you really saved me a lot of time!! Thanks again!💖💖🥺
For those who might not be seeign Two Page cover up options
do this:
Within the "Export Adobe PDF" dialog box, under "General", set "Compatibility" to "Acrobat 6 (PDF 1.5)" or higher.
Man, I need this clear explanation of using InDesign at this time! Thank you for the explanation.
basics it's encouraging to learn a little bit more! Well done!
From a printer stand point we like the file in single page spread with no crops and no bleed as when we run the booklet feature in the fiery rip it will print properly as a saddle stitched book. 😊
Currently learning how to use fiery at my job. It’s great what it can do paired with our xerox. 🤯
@@glitchtheglover8069 that’s great. Just right click on the job and Impose. Then booklet
I have the canon rip and I can select the paper etc..
You always provide great content. You're my go-to for design tips and tutorials. You are always straight forward and provide just the right amount of details.
i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software
Great video. Thank you so much for sharing this useful tutorial. Keep up the good work.
THANK YOU SIR, YOU ARE FANTASTIC!!
Shalom and Thank you it helped to complete my own project
Really good video for beginners, thank you.
Cool video dude. Very clear 🤘
thank you man,you are a legend
Thank you so much for your clear and good way of explaining..I have learnt a lot...many thanks
I love it. You get straight to the point.
Much appreciate the feedback CourDi, have a great start to the week!
This video couldn't come at a better time just as I was starting to study in design
Great video
I hope your studying goes well, and I advice you check out my basics on InDesign in the playlist on my channel bro
Thank you! Great video. I didn't like InDesign when I first started learning it but now I love it!
It might be helpful to explain the difference between reader spreads, which your file is, and printer spreads, which you would need if you are sending the file for print.
Thank you! This was really helpful - I am just starting out with Indesign. This took a lot of the fear out of starting - cheers!
Great video! Thanks a lot :)
Gracias, me ayudo mucho, fue una fuente de inspiración muy productiva. Saludos desde 🇪🇨 Ecuador. 🤗
very useful,thanks
Thank you so much, this video helped me get into inDesign and create my first booklet.
I have a college project on making a magazine in Indesign. Do a video on it too. It will be a great help. This video has helped a lot too.
WOW! This was great stuff. Thank you sir for sharing what you know. It helps me any many others. We are definitely learning new things each time. Have an awesome day!
Always great reading such things sir Bernard, so thanks again and as always, have a great day too 🎩
Great stuff 👍
I very much enjoyed your tutorial.
Informative yet simple.
Do you have one on proper page order set up for booklets?
Would be great.
Great content. Thank you! This is very useful.
Awesome tips, thank you.
Easy to follow. New subscriber here.
its clear my all confusion its really really helpful thanks you
Still digging this ❤ 2023
Very helpful with some great tips
mmm tbh you got most of it right in terms of file set up, but what kind of booklet are you setting up for, because I can tell you right now if its for saddle stitch you are missing two pages. Saddle stitch booklets need to be divisible by 4 pages and what I saw was a 10 PG document. So technically its an incomplete booklet :( secondly, if you are setting up a file for a saddle stitch booklet (which is what your thumbnail image is), I wouldn't design the front and back page with the full booklet because they will need to be separated from the original file in case you want the cover page to be a heavier weight paper than the inside. 3rd, I would only use bleed for pages that are printed to the edge, if not its useless and will increase your file size. Otherwise if this isn't for a saddle stitch booklet, the file set up you described is fine. The reason why I am bringing this up, because I am a graphic designer in print and countless times I have to fix a customers file for print. There maybe a set up fee depending on where you get it printed so be wary. Knowing what kind of booklet you want should determine your file set up. I would just call a print shop and ask if they can review your file and see if its print ready.
This was made on my birthday ! 8 April ❤🎉
And uts a very very old video now lol
@@SatoriGraphicslol yea still ..
Thank you for this very basic video, though I get confused a few times for the slug and bleed exact figures , this video is very helpful.
It works! Thanks a lot.
i appreciate your effort for sharing tips
Fantastic tutorial, as usual with Satori Graphics. Bravo!
Thank you for this one .. Very useful
No problemo, and thanks Tanhan for the comment
Wow always! Thanks for your contents they helping me grow as graphics designer
That's the plan here on this channel :)
Such a talent
This video literally has saved my life!!
Good vid! God bless you!
So VistaPrint recently released an option to get these mass printed, and it is not cheap, but I trust VistaPrint because I have used them many times before. The only thing is they say to upload as all separate pages in the PDF file. After you set up the document and built your booklet is there a way to separate the pages so they are all individual? Also do you have any recommendations on getting booklets printed on high quality cardstock paper? Thanks!
Awesome. My fav. software Indesign is king for me.
Yeah it is awesome, 90% of the time if I am designing something for print, I will use InDesign. I would never dream of using anything else for a magazine, booklet or brochure that's for sure
Thank you so much - so helpful. you got e up and running- big Gratitude.
Nice video bro, but in the page numbering, i thought since you removed the letter 1 from the cover page, the next page will automatically start from 1, but it didn't, so is there a way to make the next page start from 1? Because i don't think it's right printing it with the page numbering starting from 2.
Check out this tutorial on how to design a business card in Adobe InDesign
ua-cam.com/video/xXKAhmT9GxU/v-deo.html
INdesign is my absolute favorite program to teach, yeh you should do more of those, got some awesome tricks i can share.
Can’t wait bud! 👍🏾👍🏾
Great tutorial. Thanks :)
Cheers Adina!
Dude... u give hope
நன்றி (nanri) which means thank you
It's an awesome tutorial to watch and learn.
I am from India
And I am wishing you all the best
Praise the Lord.
Thanks you so much for the comment, right back to India :)
Great tutorial! Thank you for your help! Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. I have yet to have someone so clearly explain how to get rid of that pesky page number on page 1 of a document.
lol thanks Anna, I like that term, 'pesky page number'
Have a great day 👌
That one is a pain in the butt! lol
thank you! im watching u everyday!! :)
hey that is great, I hope you keep learning from my videos into the future
Thank you! I am looking forward to try it out for my project.
it very well! Good Job!
Hello mister, your vid popped up on mmy suggestions, very good content :-)
Hi, Satori I would love to see your workflow/process on InDesign especially if you're working with typography. Also some tips on layout.
Very Good work
10 MINUTES OF UNSKIPPABLE ADS, THANKS ALOT PAL.
This is was so helpful
very good tuto. thanks bro
loved the video, how do you make a finished indesign document look like its on a booklet or a book like in your thumbnail, thanks!
Great tutorial bro! Very simple and clear English!
I would hope I have clear English, coming from England lol :P
Thanks man
If you want to edit a photoshop image that's not working in InDesign hover on it press option or alt and double click and it will open in Photoshop - make your changes and it will update back in InDesign - just a tip for anyone who didn't know!
Thanks for your feedback and nice hack / function reminder
such layout, much wow
Very helpful 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘❤❤❤
Hi, Satori .... First of all, GOD BLESS YOU for your help with InDesign. I've watched so many tutorials and the one I specifically need, I cannot find in an updated version of InDesign. I already have 32 pages of full page illustrations (including two page spreads) for a children's picture book. I now have to upload those illustrations into InDesign and then layer it with text. Do you know of a step by step guide to help me accomplish this? Thanks again.
thanks for the video ....i'm a beginner and would like to produce myself a photo book but i couldnt understand firstly something basic : i would like to have pictures only on one side of the page and the other side blank - i couldnt understand in the video if i'm suppose to refer each page as a double sided page and so i will want to treat each page as one with two sides or each one of them is one side ? and also is the pages are moving from first page (or cover) on top and the second is the one on the left side (or is it the right side?) thank you :)
Can you please show us how to do text going over in two spread pages and prepare the file for printing
Hello, how should I do the "back" of the book where the filling goes? in case my book has 100 pages for example. Thanks nice tutorial.
Interesting - do you have a video that shows how to add a front cover, back cover and spine for a larger photo book?
I'm also interested in the reply to this.
Love the videos! Do you use a publisher/printer locally or on the internet?
Looks nice! Nice reel ;)
Hi. Thanks for the tutorial. love it. How do iI set mirrow margins for a book? thanks
Thank you a lot!
Handy stuff
Thank you, this has given me quite a few ideas.
Do you have a tutorial or can you recommend a template for designing a workbook in InDesign?
Hey Satori,:
Why do you place a rectangle and then place an image and/or vector logo inside, instead of just dragging and dropping it to the indesign document?
I recomnd you two to buy the Producer Edition (And if you have got money, buy the Full Bundle)
That´s exactly what I was looking for! Many many thanks ,mate!!!! Just perfect :-)
Hey do you got a video where u tell about making a portfolio? Love the vids!
Kind of, I have tips on a portfolio for graphic design. If you search in UA-cam 'satori graphics portfolio' - some things should pop up. I am going to make a video on this kinda soonish
@@SatoriGraphics pp up
Thank you!
hey dud! this is a great video, but i had a question- do these sizes work for a CD booklet? i'm new when it comes to ID and i would love to know how to do it properly
thank you so much, Satori
Very nice tutorial, but not so much about cover, as you know cover is very hard and not so easy as content pages. you should make a separate video about cover ! Thank you and good luck
Thank you satori
And thank you for the comment Liban, have a great day
I have set up a booklet document just like this but when I send it to print they tell me the pages aren't in the correct order for printing a booklet. On my screen they are laid out correctly and the way each page flows. Am I supposed to move the pages?
Thank you for this tutorial :) I didn't speak good english, but i understand allmost all the things you said :D And i learn some precious things with InDesign
That is really good to read Youmi, thank you for your comment and have a great day. I hope you find other tutorials from me helpful :)
In adobe illustrator vector art and also texts when you resize or when you zoom there is no loss in quality. What about in Indesig when you zoom and resiz do you lose the quality
Hello , nice tutorial , I need to know what is bleed and slug. ? Why it's used? It is mandatory.reply plz I am waiting
Awesome!
What about reordering the pages for booklet printing when the pages are nested? Can this be done automatically by illustrator? How does that work with page numbers?