Common Problems

Low Resolution: Images or graphics that are low resolution may appear pixelated or blurry when printed. Minimum Printing resolution is 300dpi

Incorrect Color Mode: Artwork intended for print should typically be in CMYK colour mode, Failing to convert to the appropriate colour mode can result in colour inconsistencies.

Missing Bleed: Bleed is the area beyond the edge of the final trimmed document that ensures no white edges after trimming. Lack of bleed can lead to unwanted white borders. Minimum bleed settings would be 3mm

Incorrect Fonts: If the fonts used in the artwork are not embedded or turned to outlines, they may be substituted during printing, altering the intended design.

Incorrect Size: Artwork provided at the wrong dimensions may need to be resized or cropped, potentially affecting the composition and quality of the final print.

Improper File Format: Using incompatible or unsupported file formats can lead to issues with printing, as not all file types are suitable for high-quality print production. (Accepted format: PDF)