How many products fit on a page?

Usually two to six, depending on how much each product needs: a photograph and three lines of specifications fit six to a page; a machine with a full specification table needs a page of its own. We agree the grid with you before laying out the range.

Our prices and models change every year. Can the catalogue be updated?

Yes. The catalogue is built from your product sheet, so an update means changing the data and the affected pages rather than starting again. Updates are quoted by the number of pages that change.

Will the PDF be small enough to send on WhatsApp?

Yes. Every catalogue comes as two files: a full-quality print file, and a compressed PDF sized to send on WhatsApp and email without losing legibility.

Can you handle a catalogue with 500 products?

Yes. Large ranges are built from your spreadsheet onto a fixed product grid, so 500 products is a question of page count rather than a different kind of job. We agree the grid on a few sample pages first, then lay out the range.

Do you photograph the products?

No, we do not do photography. We work with the photographs you send: cutting them out, matching colour and sizing them to the grid. If some products have no usable photograph, we tell you which before layout starts.

Can you make a digital catalogue?

Yes. Every catalogue includes a searchable PDF light enough for email and WhatsApp. A web edition, with links that open your product pages or an enquiry form, can be added to any catalogue.

How much does catalog design cost?

From US$599 for a 16–48 page catalogue for clients outside India (₹10,000 in India), fixed in a written quote once we have seen your product list. The main things that move the price are the number of products, how many need cut-out photographs, and whether each product needs a full specification table.

Formats · Catalogue design

Product catalogue design

A product catalogue (a catalog, if you are buying from the US) is a working document: buyers search it for a model number, compare two sizes and forward a page to their purchase team. It has to be easy to scan before it is beautiful, and it has to survive next year's price changes.

We build it on a product grid that holds the same information in the same place on every page: photograph, name, code, specifications, pack sizes. You send a spreadsheet and a folder of photographs; we send back a catalogue for print and a searchable PDF that is light enough for WhatsApp.

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Photograph above is a stock image of magazines in general, not our work. Our own issues are in the portfolio. See the work.

Usually: 16–48 pages
Price: From US$599 · ₹10,000 in India
Usually bought by: Manufacturers, exporters, distributors and retailers with a product range

What the price covers

A product page grid with consistent photos, codes and specifications
Category openers, a contents page and an index by product code
Product photographs cut out, colour-matched and sized to the grid
Built from your spreadsheet, so next year's edition is an update, not a redesign
Print-ready PDF and a small PDF sized for WhatsApp and email
Two rounds of revisions after the first full proof

Every project is quoted before it starts. Prices are per issue (or per brochure or catalogue): in US dollars for clients outside India, in rupees for clients in India. Two rounds of revisions are included.

Ways to buy

Product catalogue
16–48 pages
From US$599 · ₹10,000 in India
Range leaflet or price list
4–12 pages
From US$149 · ₹4,000 in India
Lookbook
12–16 pages
From US$399 · ₹12,000 in India

Catalogue design by industry

Furniture and doors
Room photographs to sell the look, then cut-out product shots with dimensions, finishes and codes. Door and hardware catalogues get a finish swatch strip on every page.
Machinery and equipment
A page or spread per machine: photograph, key figures in large type, a full specification table, and a dimension drawing if you have one. Models are compared side by side at the back.
Jewellery
Close photographs on quiet backgrounds, with design code, metal, purity and weight set small and consistently so the piece leads.
Pharma and nutraceuticals
Product range by therapy area or dosage form, with composition and pack sizes in clear tables. You supply the approved wording; we do not change regulatory text.
Fashion lookbooks
Fewer words, larger pictures: looks paced like a magazine story, with a style code and colourways for buyers.

Print catalogue and digital catalogue

Every catalogue comes as a print-ready PDF and a searchable PDF, where a buyer can type a model number and jump to it. A web edition (the catalogue as a mobile web page with tappable links) can be added; it is described on the web edition page.

Closest samples

Studio specimens, not client commissions. Sanjha Woodworks is a full 16-page export catalogue (29 pieces, each with a code, size, wood and finish); Noor and Sitara show how we lay out a lookbook. All our work.

Web edition

The same issue can also be delivered as a web edition: an interactive digital magazine with text that fits any phone, video and links that work, and a reader report of opens, reading depth and time spent. One link to share by email or WhatsApp.

Web edition +US$99 (₹6,000 in India).

See a web edition How it works

Issue launch kit

The posts that launch your issue, made from it and in its design, in your name and your voice: a cover reveal for the feed and stories, a LinkedIn carousel of the main idea, quote cards, a chart card and a note for WhatsApp, each with a suggested caption. Nothing on them mentions us.

Issue launch kit: about 10 pieces, US$99 (₹6,000 in India) per issue.

A sample kit for Jharokha, Issue 01. Rukmini Sethna, her company and every figure are fictional; the photographs are licensed stock. See the whole kit.

Questions we get asked

How many products fit on a page?: Usually two to six, depending on how much each product needs: a photograph and three lines of specifications fit six to a page; a machine with a full specification table needs a page of its own. We agree the grid with you before laying out the range.
Our prices and models change every year. Can the catalogue be updated?: Yes. The catalogue is built from your product sheet, so an update means changing the data and the affected pages rather than starting again. Updates are quoted by the number of pages that change.
Will the PDF be small enough to send on WhatsApp?: Yes. Every catalogue comes as two files: a full-quality print file, and a compressed PDF sized to send on WhatsApp and email without losing legibility.
Can you handle a catalogue with 500 products?: Yes. Large ranges are built from your spreadsheet onto a fixed product grid, so 500 products is a question of page count rather than a different kind of job. We agree the grid on a few sample pages first, then lay out the range.
Do you photograph the products?: No, we do not do photography. We work with the photographs you send: cutting them out, matching colour and sizing them to the grid. If some products have no usable photograph, we tell you which before layout starts.
Can you make a digital catalogue?: Yes. Every catalogue includes a searchable PDF light enough for email and WhatsApp. A web edition, with links that open your product pages or an enquiry form, can be added to any catalogue.
How much does catalog design cost?: From US$599 for a 16–48 page catalogue for clients outside India (₹10,000 in India), fixed in a written quote once we have seen your product list. The main things that move the price are the number of products, how many need cut-out photographs, and whether each product needs a full specification table.

Tell us what you want to publish.

Tell us the format, roughly how many pages, and when you need it. We come back with a fixed quote and a date.

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Or write to magz@digi.ai.in or WhatsApp +91 98605 96905.