Print file preparation
A correctly prepared file is the basis of a high-quality print. Check your file against these rules before sending it.
If you cannot prepare the file for print, write to us and we will help.
Print file requirements
Size or scale
The file must be at the original size or proportionally reduced at a scale of 1:10 or 1:100.
Text as curves
All text must be converted to curves (Convert to curves or Create outlines).
Image resolution
Images must be at least 300 dpi.
Embedded images
Images must be saved inside the file (embedded).
CMYK colours
We print in the CMYK colour palette, so before sending the file make sure it is prepared in or converted to CMYK.
Cut lines
Submit sheet print layouts with crop marks and stickers with plotter cut lines.
3 mm bleed
Add 3 mm bleed outside the cut line. Elements that run to the very edge must continue into the bleed.
File format
Submit print files as PDF, EPS or TIFF.
Check and JPG preview
After saving, check that everything in the file is correct and create a JPG preview.
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Read moreFrequently asked questions
Which format should a print file be in?
PDF, EPS or TIFF. Text must be converted to curves and images embedded in the file.
What resolution do images need?
Images must be at least 300 dpi.
How much bleed is needed?
3 mm outside the cut line. Elements that reach the edge must continue into the bleed.
What if I cannot prepare the file?
Write to us and we will help you prepare the file for print.
Can't prepare the file?
Write to us and we will help you prepare the file for print.