How to Make Your Own Front Cover Binder Insert

Binder inserts label contents for work, school and hobbies.

Making your own front cover binder inserts offers a practical way to personalize information. For business presentations, these handy title pages look professional and offer an attractive introduction to your binder contents. For school, binder inserts label notes by subject and provide space for students to get creative with their own unique decorations. When used at home, cover inserts label coupon binders, craft instructions and recipe collections. A few minutes in front of the computer helps you organize multiple aspects of your busy life.

Things You'll Need

• Standard 8.5" x 11" Paper

Instructions

1. Select the theme for your binder cover. Use a photo, text or online template to personalize your title page. Since standard 8.5" x 11" paper fits into your binder sleeve, you may choose any art or text that fits on a page.

2. Print your cover.

3. Slide your finger along the top edge of the clear plastic cover on the front of your binder. Lift this cover slightly using your fingers. Insert the printed page into the cover being careful not to bend it.

Tips & Warnings

• If you feel artistic, you may illustrate your own cover with pen, markers or pencil. Simply use standard size paper and allow any ink to dry before inserting your page into the binder cover.

References

• Avery: Step by Steps: Create Title Page Inserts for Presentation Binders Using Templates