What happens with blank pages?

What happens with blank pages depends on the number of pages in your newspaper and its type:

Premium newspapers always have 24 pages
Classic, Mini, and digital newspapers can have 6, 10, or 14 pages (+ 2 cover pages)

Explanation for Classic, Mini and digital newspapers

You can create newspapers with 6, 10 or 14 pages (+ 2 cover pages)

How does it work?

Our newspapers have 16 pages:
The front page, which is always included
14 customizable pages (filled or blank)
The back cover, which is always included

So there are 14 pages that can be personalized (or left blank).

We print on A3 sheets that we fold in half to get A4 size.
Since we print double-sided, each A3 sheet gives 4 A4 pages.

The different newspaper options are:
1 A3 sheet = 4 pages → this newspaper won't be printed
2 A3 sheets = 8 pages
3 A3 sheets = 12 pages
4 A3 sheets = 16 pages
And that’s the limit: we can’t print newspapers with more than 16 pages.

As soon as you go over a page threshold, we add another A3 sheet (which means 4 extra A4 pages).

For example, if you fill 9 pages in your newspaper, the total will be 12 pages, with 3 blank ones.

But blank pages look bad!

Not necessarily! By default, the last pages are left blank, which can feel a bit disappointing.

But if you leave, for example, the first page blank – like in most books – it gives your newspaper a clean and elegant look.
👉 The trick is to place blank pages on odd-numbered pages

Updated on: 14/05/2025