Pamphlet Brochures: These are simple, folded brochures with basic information about a product, service, or event. They usually have a single fold or two folds.

Bi-Fold Brochures: This type of brochure is folded in half, creating four panels (two on each side). It's effective for presenting a bit more detailed information while still being compact.

Tri-Fold Brochures: Tri-fold brochures are divided into three sections on each side, folded into thirds. They are popular for presenting structured information in a well-organized manner.

Booklet Brochures: These are larger brochures resembling small booklets. They are often stitched or stapled and can have multiple pages, allowing for more extensive content and detailed information.

Gate-Fold Brochures: Gate-fold brochures have two end panels that open to reveal a larger central panel. This type is great for dramatic presentations and unveiling detailed information in stages.

Z-Fold Brochures: Z-fold brochures zigzag into three panels on each side. They are useful for sequentially presenting information or showcasing different aspects of a product or service.

Insert Brochures: These are single sheets inserted into magazines, newspapers, or other printed materials. They are typically used for targeted marketing or as supplements to larger campaigns.

Flyers: While not always considered traditional brochures, flyers are single sheets of paper with information printed on one or both sides. They are often used for mass distribution in high-traffic areas.