Printing vouchers
Vouchers are often used as gift cards, promotional cards, or value coupons. In that case it helps when the format is practical and the paper immediately feels premium. Which combination fits best depends on how you want to use the voucher and the impression you want to create.
Why A6 is a logical size for vouchers
A6 (105 x 148 mm) is compact enough to hand out easily or insert into an envelope, but still large enough for clear value, conditions, and branding.
- Convenient size for gift vouchers, discount cards, and promo cards.
- Enough space for logo, code, validity details, and contact information.
- Easy to combine with sturdier paper stocks.
Why 300gsm stock works well
A voucher on 300gsm stock immediately feels sturdier and more valuable than a standard flyer. That matters when you want a gift card or coupon to feel professional.
- A more premium appearance than lighter stocks.
- Strong enough for counter handout and gift packaging use.
- Suitable for both single-sided and double-sided printing.
A practical starting point for many vouchers
- Loose-leaf is often the most logical product format for vouchers.
- A6 gives a strong balance between convenience and enough design space.
- 300gsm stock creates a sturdier, more premium feel.
- Single-sided or double-sided mostly depends on how much information you want to show.
Practical design tips for vouchers
- Make the value, code, or offer clearly visible and prominent.
- Leave enough white space so the voucher feels clean and readable.
- Keep conditions and validity compact but readable.
- Use 300 DPI and safe margins for a clean trimming result.