Paper Fold Types
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Half Fold
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1 fold, upright.
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The half fold is also called a single fold or a cross fold. It is the simplest type of fold: simply folded once in half resulting in 4 pages (two outside and two inside).
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Z/Accordian
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2 or more folds.
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This fold is also called the concertina fold.
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Tri-fold/Letter
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2 parallel folds.
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This is the most common fold type for letter-sized brochures.
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Right Angle (Broadside)
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2 folds - half fold vertical and horizontal.
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Double Parallel
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2 parallel folds.
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Roll/Barrel
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3 parallel folds.
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Gate
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3 parallel folds.
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The gate fold is named as such due to the inside 'gates' that fold outward.
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