I want to create a circle shaped Broucher in indesign? any help?

[Abi345682550v9f]

i really need help changing the page size to a circle shape in indesign 

[Willi Adelberger]

Ask your printer how he needs the file.

Consider how the binding shaoul be.

Draw the circle and another with the needed bleed in a non-printing spot color on a toplayer dedicated only for manual guide lines.

[Derek Cross]

Is the brochure to be printed on is it digital (to be viewed on a screen)?

All pages in InDesign are square or oblong (portrait or landscape) but content can be included inside a circle.

If it's to be printed it would have to be forme cut to shape after printing and it would have to be a single sheet, if it were a complete circle.

A bit more information would be helpful.

[Abi345682550v9f]

i need to have a digital and an online version to present so really need the page shape to be circle if that helps.

this is a rough idea of what i'm trying to achieve

[BobLevine]

You'll need to bring the whole thing into Photoshop and digitally cut the pages the way you want them.

[James Gifford—NitroPress · Accepted solution]

There is no way to change the shape of an InDesign page (other than to virtually any size of rectangle).

You could, though, create a circular set of guidelines, and a circular "page" composed of a white, locked circle shape. Do your layout on layers above the 'page' and below the guidelines.

For digital display, place a black layer behind it all so that the actual (rectangular, white by default) page is invisible. After all, there's no such thing as a circular display, so this kind of masking will produce exactly the same effect.

For print, you'll want to hide that black background. If you're hand-cutting the result, good luck; if you intend to have a shop print this, you'll need to talk about the most cost-effective die-cutting options they have. Some shops have a set of standard sizes and shapes and who knows, they might have done an 8" circle or whatever and have the die on the shelf.