Exhibition Brochure Builder
A separate tool, built for the folded handouts that live on the gallery wall and in the visitor's pocket. Pick a bifold, trifold, single sheet, or booklet — add your works, venue, and contact — export a print-ready PDF.
Four brochure layouts
Bifold Classic
A four-page bifold brochure on cream paper. Cover, curatorial intro, work checklist with thumbnails, and venue details on the back.
Trifold Modern
A landscape A4 trifold with six panels. Bold cover, two interior spreads for works, a closing panel for the artist or gallery contact.
Single Sheet Handout
A single A4 handout. Exhibition title across the top, a six-up checklist with prices, and a one-line venue credit. Cheap to print, easy to email.
Curated Booklet
An A5 booklet for shows that deserve a proper essay. Cover, full-page curatorial text, one work per page with caption, contact colophon.
Brochure vs. catalog
A brochure is short, folded, and meant to be handed out. A catalog is longer, bound, and often produced in a limited edition for collectors. DigitalEyezz has a separate tool for each: the catalog builder for full artist catalogs, and this brochure builder for openings, fairs, and pop-ups.
Exhibition brochure template and builder for galleries
An exhibition brochure is the folded handout visitors take away from a gallery opening, art fair booth, or pop-up show. The DigitalEyezz brochure builder gives you four ready exhibition brochure templates — bifold, trifold, single sheet, and A5 booklet — and exports a print-ready PDF with correct fold marks, so you can print locally the day before the opening.
What to put in an exhibition brochure
Front panel: exhibition title, artist name, venue, and dates. Inside: a curator's note or short artist statement of 150–300 words, a small selection of reproductions, and the checklist of works with title, year, medium, dimensions, and price. Back panel: gallery address, opening hours, website, and contact for sales enquiries. Keep the essay short — a brochure is read standing up.
Choosing a fold
A bifold on A4 suits a short statement with four to eight works. A trifold packs the most information into a pocket-sized handout and is the standard choice for art fairs. A single sheet works as a checklist beside the door. An A5 booklet is best for solo shows that need a longer essay, installation views, and a complete checklist.
Brochure vs. catalogue
A brochure is short, folded, unbound, and printed in quantity to be given away. A catalogue is longer, bound, and often produced in a limited run for collectors and archives. Many shows need both: a brochure at the door and a catalogue for buyers. DigitalEyezz keeps a separate tool for each so the layouts stay true to their format.
How the exhibition brochure builder works
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Choose a fold
Pick bifold, trifold, single-sheet, or booklet — each laid out for print at A4 / A5.
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Add works and copy
Drop in artwork images, titles, didactics, and an artist statement or curator's note.
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Export print-ready PDF
Download a press-ready brochure PDF for openings, fairs, and gallery handouts.
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Exhibition brochure builder — FAQ
- What is an exhibition brochure?
- An exhibition brochure is a folded handout given to visitors at a gallery opening, art fair, or pop-up. It typically contains a curator's note, artist bio, and a list of works on view with prices.
- Which fold should I use — bifold, trifold, or booklet?
- Bifold suits short statements with 4–8 works; trifold works well for art-fair handouts; an A5 booklet is best for solo shows with a longer essay and full checklist.
- Is the brochure PDF print-ready?
- Yes. Every export is a print-ready A4 or A5 PDF with correct fold marks, suitable for local print shops or home printing on quality paper.
- Is the exhibition brochure builder free?
- Yes. You can design and export a complete brochure for free. Free exports include a small DigitalEyezz watermark; paid plans remove it.
- Do I need design software like InDesign?
- No. The brochure builder replaces InDesign for gallery handouts — pick a layout, paste your text, drop in artwork images, and export.
- How do I make an exhibition brochure without InDesign?
- Pick one of the four DigitalEyezz brochure templates, paste in your exhibition title, curator's note, and checklist of works, drop in artwork images, and export a print-ready PDF with fold marks.
- What size should an exhibition brochure be?
- A4 folded to A5 (bifold) or DL (trifold) is standard in most galleries. A5 booklets suit solo shows with longer texts. All four DigitalEyezz layouts export at those sizes.