Q&A for How to Make Brochures on Microsoft Word

Click the circle in the upper right corner, click "new" and search for "brochure".

Click File and select New. You will see a list of options, one of which will be a blank page.

When you print your brochure, you should check the printing options and choose the option that best suits the look you want for your brochure.

Microsoft Word is the classic word processing program. It is used mainly for text-focused purposes - writing books, essays, letters, resumes, etc. Microsoft Publisher is meant for communications with a more visual emphasis, like flyers, brochures, newsletters, marketing materials, etc. While it is possible to create in Word most of what you can create in Publisher, it can be more difficult and time-consuming because the program isn't set up for such things by default and there may be more tweaking and customizing you have to do. It does have some templates that can help, and for casual users, that's enough. But for businesses or people who create visually oriented materials on a regular basis, it is generally worth it to have a full-fledged program like Microsoft Publisher (or more popularly, Adobe InDesign) dedicated to that.

Go to the design tab and try the different themes; you can change the and the fonts.

Look for Recent Documents, then scroll through to see if you can find it.

You can fold the brochure where you want it to be folded, then rub a pencil along the crease, or just use your nails. Make sure to press hard.