Artwork FAQs
WHAT IS THE SMALLEST FONT SIZE I SHOULD USE?
When you are looking for a font size for your printing job, there are a lot of factors that you need to consider to get […]
Read MoreExporting A Print Ready Pdf File From Illustrator Or Indesign.
During the exportation of your printed files, you have to ensure that your files are print-ready. Cross-check all the contents to know they are within […]
Read MoreWhat is a mask file?
How to Setup Mask Files If your project includes foil stamping, spot UV, embossing, or die-cutting you will need to provide a mask file (per […]
Read MoreWhat is spot uv? Why do I want it? How is it made?
As you may have heard, UV coating refers to applying a clear liquid coat over printed designs. This is treated under ultraviolet light, drying it […]
Read MoreHow do I setup my artwork for foil stamping and embossing?
You need to create two mask files for design projects that need foil stamping and embossing. One has to be a mask file for foil […]
Read MoreHow do I setup my artwork for embossing?
To set up your design projects for embossing, you must create a mask file using programs such as Adobe InDesign and Illustrator. Here’s what you […]
Read MoreWhat the heck is a layered die cut and how is it setup?
Die cutting refers to the art of cutting custom or pre-defined shapes out of card or flyer paper. Multi-layer die cutting replicates this process using […]
Read MoreHow do I setup artwork for a die cut product?
Find a good vector design program such as Adobe InDesign or Illustrator to create a mask file for your die cut projects. Here’s how you […]
Read MoreWhat are the DOs & Don’ts when designing foil stamped products?
Those who plan on creating their own artwork for foiling need to remember some rules to ensure the success of their project. When you’re designing […]
Read MoreDoes it matter if my file is 8 bits per channel or 16 bits per channel?
Yes, the preferred color depth for all files is 8 bits per channel.
Read MoreShould I include any fonts with my files?
No. All fonts must be outlined before uploading your file. And if you are using Adobe Photoshop, you may send the flattened copy.
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