Providing the expertise and tools to produce high-quality
books in small or large quantities.

Seeing your printed book and selling it to your readers can be one of the most exciting stages of the book publishing process. That's why it's important to find a printer who works with you from start to finish. Along with our wide variety of book options, we offer help with formatting, design, and give you an actual printed proof before we run your job.

Years of Experience

Our friendly and knowledgeable staff give you the expertise you need to put your ideas in print. We have years of experience printing a wide variety of book types:

• Fiction / Non-Fiction Books
• Cookbooks
• Family History / Historical Books
• Children's Books
• Educational & Training Materials
• Music & Drama Books
• Art Portfolios

High Quality + Affordable Pricing

Can it get any better than this? If you want a high-end product without the high cost, you've come to the right place. We'll give you a free quote up front and helpful advice to achieve your best printed product.

Fast Turnarounds

"Its done already?!" We hear this on a daily basis! Not only do we strive to give you the highest quality product, but we also do it fast.

Flexible Options

We put no minimums or maximums on the number of books you can order. This allows you to order the number of books you need, when you need them. Plus, we give you an array of binding, size, and paper stock options:

  Binding Options

Perfect Binding
Soft Cover Binding
Printable Spine
Up to 2" thick
A great choice for
Self Publishers

Saddle Stitched
Half Fold & Stapled
Economical
Lays flat when open
A great choice for
Manuals & Handbooks

Coil Binding
Durable Plastic Coil
Add/Remove Pages
Lays flat when open
A great choice for
Catalogs & Reports

Case Binding
Hard Cover Binding
Ask a DigiCOPY co-worker
for more information!

  Standard Book Sizes

We can print any custom size book.
However, we recommend the
following standard sizes:
7" x 7"
5.5" x 8.5"
6" x 9"
7" x 10"
8.5" x 11"

  Paper Stock Options

Cover Stocks
12 pt. C1S
(Optional Satin or Gloss UV Coating)
140# Matte Index

Text Stocks
50# White Ice Smooth
60# Huskey Smooth
60# Natural Ice Smooth
70# Digital White
100# White Flo Gloss

Commonly Asked Questions

How do I get started with self-publishing my own book?
A great place to start is by downloading and reading our Book Publishing Guide Book (link at right). It has all the helpful information you need from writing and formatting your book to choosing how your book will be printed. You can also stop by one of our locations and talk to a Customer Service Representative about any questions you might have.

Does DigiCOPY offer help with designing and formatting my book?
Yes! Our experienced Digital Design Specialists can help you with designing your cover and formatting your book to the appropriate size for printing.

What is a Library of Congress Control Number and do I need one?
You will need to get a Library of Congress Catalog Number if you plan to sell your book to libraries. The Library of Congress number can be listed on the copyright page, however it is not required to be printed in the book. Library of Congress (LC) Pre-Assigned Card Catalog Numbers (PCN) are free of charge and can be obtained by visiting www.loc.gov

How do I apply for a Copyright?
In the United States, your book is automatically copyright protected from the moment of its creation. It is ordinarily given a term enduring for the author's life plus an additional 70 years after the author's death. Although it is not required that you register your work with the U.S. Copyright Office to be copyright protected (original works of authorship are automatically protected), there are certain benefits in doing so. Visit www.copyright.gov for more information..

What is an ISBN and do I need one?
ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a machine readable identification number that uniquely marks a book. This number can be translated into an EAN barcode, which businesses and bookstores can scan to order, track, and sell books at the cash register. If you plan to sell your book in a bookstore or to libraries, you will need to purchase an ISBN number prior to publication. ISBN numbers are considered property of the publishing company and cannot not be transferred to a friend or relative. So, whoever purchases the ISBN must use it for their own materials. ISBN numbers do not expire. For more information and answers to frequently asked questions, visit www.myidentifiers.com/help/isbn.