White Label Catalog Design for Agencies
Your client sells products or services and needs a catalog that represents them at the right level. That means structured layouts, consistent product presentation, a cover and inside cover that set the tone, and files that work both in print and as a digital PDF. We design the full catalog under your agency's brand. Your client sends it to the printer or posts it online. The work is yours.
- Full catalog design (any page count)
- Cover and inside cover design
- Product or service spread layouts
- Consistent grid and typography system
- Print-ready PDF (bleed, CMYK, crop marks)
- Screen-optimized PDF for digital distribution
- Layered source files
- NDA and branded delivery
White label catalog design is when a specialist design team creates product catalogs, service guides, and lookbooks on behalf of a digital agency. The finished catalog, including all spreads, covers, and print-ready PDF files, is delivered under the agency’s brand. The end client receives the catalog as work done by the agency and never interacts with Nova and More.
A catalog is a large format design project that requires a structured approach to work at scale. A product catalog needs a grid system that makes every product spread read consistently, regardless of how many SKUs are on the page. A service guide needs a hierarchy that guides the reader from section to section without visual fatigue. A lookbook needs a cover and flow that communicate the brand’s positioning before a word is read. Each catalog type has its own design requirements that only a designer who works with large format documents regularly will get right across the full page count.
Every catalog we deliver includes both a print-ready PDF and a screen-optimized PDF for digital distribution. Source files in InDesign are packaged with all linked assets so the client can update product information or pricing for future editions. We serve US and EU agencies only. Every project starts with an NDA before any client product data or brand materials are shared.
Where Things Go Wrong
Your client needs a catalog. It is a large project with a fixed deadline.
Large Page Count Requires Process
A 40-page product catalog is not a brochure at a larger scale. It requires a production process: a master grid, reusable spread templates, consistent styling rules, and a system for handling product data across every page. Without that structure, catalog projects run over timeline and produce inconsistent results across the page range.
Print and Digital Versions Are Different
A catalog that goes to a commercial printer and a catalog that gets emailed to prospects require different PDF preparation. Print needs CMYK color, 300 DPI images, bleed, and crop marks. Digital needs RGB color, compressed file size, hyperlinked navigation, and interactive bookmarks. They are not the same file with a different export setting.
Product Photography Consistency Is Critical
A product catalog is only as strong as the consistency of its imagery. Products need to be presented at the same scale, against the same background treatment, with the same color relationships across every spread. When photography is inconsistent, the layout system that holds the catalog together stops working and the result looks assembled rather than designed.
What's Included
Every catalog element, print and digital both covered
Catalog Architecture
- Section structure and content flow planned before design begins
- Master grid system applied to all spread types
- Cover and inside cover designed to set the brand tone
- Running headers and footers for navigation throughout
Product and Service Spreads
- Consistent product layout templates for all spread types
- Typography hierarchy for product names, descriptions, and specifications
- Price and SKU formatting applied consistently throughout
- Section divider pages designed to the same visual system
Print Production
Files the printer accepts without pre-press corrections.
- PDF with bleed, crop marks, and CMYK color throughout
- 300 DPI images embedded at print resolution
- Fonts outlined and colors converted to correct profile
- Preflight check completed before final file is issued
Digital Distribution
- Screen-optimized PDF with RGB color and compressed file size
- Interactive bookmarks for section navigation
- Hyperlinked table of contents for the digital version
- File size optimized for email attachment and download link delivery
Brief to catalog delivery
in three steps
Brief and Content Structure
You share the client brief, product or service data, photography assets, brand guidelines, and the page count or scope of the catalog. We review the content against the format and plan the section structure, spread types, and template system before any design work begins. If photography is inconsistent or insufficient for the page count, we flag it at this stage before it becomes a problem mid-project.
Design and Spreads
We design the cover and key spread templates first for review. Once the system is approved, we apply it across the full catalog. You receive review proofs at cover stage and full catalog stage. Revisions are handled at each review point before the catalog is finalized. This staged review process prevents large revision rounds at the end of the project when all spreads are complete.
Print and Digital Delivery
Once approved, we prepare the print-ready PDF and the screen-optimized digital PDF. InDesign source files are packaged with all linked images. The full package is delivered under your agency's branding. Your client can send the print file to any commercial printer and distribute the digital file immediately. Nova and More does not appear anywhere in the delivery.
Grid system applied consistently
Print and digital both covered
Source files for future editions
US and EU print standards
We produce catalog files for print vendors on both sides of the Atlantic. US letter and A4 catalog dimensions, correct bleed sizes, CMYK profiles, and resolution requirements for US and European commercial printers are all covered without a separate adaptation brief.
NDA before the brief
Invisible in every file
Everything agencies ask about white label catalog design
What agencies want to know before placing a catalog brief with us.
What is white label catalog design for agencies?
What types of catalogs do you design?
What is the difference between print and digital delivery?
What files are included?
How long does catalog design take?
A catalog project timeline depends on the page count. A catalog of 16 to 24 pages takes eight to twelve business days. Larger catalogs of 40 or more pages take twelve to eighteen business days. All timelines are confirmed at scoping before work begins. If a project has a fixed print or distribution deadline, we confirm whether the timeline is achievable before accepting the brief.
Will my client know Nova and More did the work?
Other White Label Services
Brochure Design
Bi-fold, tri-fold, and multi-page brochures designed to print standards. When a client needs print collateral but the content scope is smaller than a full catalog, this is the right format.
Logo Design
Primary logo, brand mark, and full file package. If a client needs a catalog and the brand identity is not established yet, the logo and brand system comes first to give the catalog design a foundation to build on.
White Label SEO
SEO fulfillment for agencies. Strategy, content, and technical work delivered under your brand.
White Label Design
Website design mockups delivered as presentation-ready PDFs. 10-15 day turnaround, your brand on the cover.
Your client needs a catalog.
We design it under your brand.
NDA-covered from the first conversation.