Legal Tabs & Exhibit Dividers
Tabzoola is a US manufacturer and supplier of legal tabs and exhibit dividers, printed and die-cut to order in Schaumburg, Illinois — the online storefront of Anselmo Die & Index, Inc., making index tabs since 1993.
Legal work orders tabs in two shapes. The first is exhibit sets: numbered and lettered ranges — 1–25, A–Z, AA–ZZ, start-at-any-number — side or bottom tab, collated in the order a clerk or a courtroom expects. The second is matter binders: trial and deposition binders, closing packages, estate plans and firm workpapers, with sections printed to the firm’s own conventions. Both are the same manufacturing job — printed, die-cut, Mylar-reinforced, punched, collated — specified differently.
Every page below prices live in the designer with a free PDF proof before anything prints. For exhibit ranges, the exhibit tab generator turns a range into a finished set in under a minute — and when the date on the docket is the real constraint, the deadline calculator works backwards from it.
Exhibit tab sets we manufacture
The core exhibit set: court ranges 1–25, A–T, AA–ZZ, or start-at-any-number, collated in order.
Learn more →Exhibit tabs on the bottom edge for shelf-filed folders and long numbered runs.
Learn more →One number or letter, printed in quantity, cut to the exact position it files in.
Learn more →Auto-generated numbered runs for discovery, depositions and document productions.
Learn more →Full alphabets, AA–ZZ extensions, or any custom letter sequence a clerk asks for.
Learn more →When an office-store pack is genuinely fine, and when made-to-order wins on cost.
Learn more →The rest of the firm’s binders
Case binders, deposition sets and workpapers printed to the firm's own naming.
Learn more →Closing packages a buyer keeps — organized, complete, professional.
Learn more →The binder the client keeps for years, collated for signing day.
Learn more →Tools built for exhibit work
Exhibit and case binder guides
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy legal exhibit tabs?
Three channels sell them: office suppliers stock generic pre-printed ranges (1–25 packs and the like), legal stationers resell those same ranges with faster fulfillment, and tab manufacturers print sets to order. Tabzoola is the third kind — legal tabs and exhibit dividers printed, die-cut, collated and punched in one Illinois plant, priced live online from a 25-set minimum, shipping UPS nationwide with a free PDF proof before anything prints.
What number and letter ranges do courts expect on exhibit tabs?
The common conventions are numbered ranges (1–25 per binder, continuing 26–50 and beyond across volumes), letter ranges A–Z extending to AA–ZZ, and party-prefixed sequences. Because every set is printed to order, the range is whatever the matter needs — including starting at any number, so volume two of a production can run 151–300 without buying a 1–150 set to throw half away.
Side tab or bottom tab for legal exhibits?
Convention varies by filing system, not by rule: ring binders and most trial binders read from side tabs, while shelf-filed folders and many court-records systems hang bottom tabs off the sheet's lower edge. Both are the same manufacturing job here, in any cut — and long numbered runs (1–100, 1–150) are the bottom tab's home turf.
How fast can exhibit tabs arrive for a trial date?
Standard production is about 5 business days from proof approval — and the proof is drawn instantly, so same-day approval is normal. On a real deadline, 3-Day Rush production plus UPS Ground (one day across the Midwest, one to three most of the country) is the fallback. The deadline calculator works backwards from your court date to the last safe order day, and tells you when standard makes it so the rush fee stays in your pocket.
Can I get exhibit tabs with my own titles instead of numbers?
Yes — printed exhibit tabs carry whatever the tab says: witness names, motion titles, document categories, Bates ranges. Type the list, paste it, or upload the table of contents from the brief itself and the titles load automatically. Numbered and lettered ranges generate themselves; custom wording costs the same.
What is the minimum order for legal tabs?
Twenty-five sets, with volume pricing to 1,000+. A 25-tab exhibit set runs $22.45 per set at the minimum and falls steeply with volume — and single-position individual tabs start at $51.25 printed. Every price is live in the designer before anything is committed.