Will the colors in the printed design look the same as the ones in my artwork?
We do our best to give our customers the best color match for their artwork. However, getting the exact color match is not always possible. The texture, finish, and type of material used for the project could affect the colors on the final printed product.
Should I use CMYK for my artwork?
We recommend using CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key or Black) for printed projects. This ensures that you will get the right colors in the final printed product.
How do I make the quality of my image better?
Some images appear blurry when printed. This is caused by low image resolution, which makes the artwork look pixelated. To fix this, use an image with at least 300 dpi.
What file formats do you accept?
We accept print-ready files in the following formats: AI, EPS, CDR, .TIFF, JPEG, PSD, INDD, .DF, and PUB.
What image resolution should I use for images?
The ideal resolution for images is 300 dpi and 400 dpi for text. Please check our Guide to Image Resolution to see the requirements for different image sizes.
Which file format is best for accuracy?
We recommend lossless file formats like TIF and EPS to preserve the quality of your image.