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How to Prepare Your Artwork for Printing: 10 Common Mistakes to Avoid

You've created your design, chosen what you want to print and you're ready to place your order. But before you upload your artwork, there are a few important things worth checking. A design that looks perfect on your computer screen doesn't always produce the same result...

Make Valentine’s Day Unforgettable With Personalised Gifts

Valentine’s Day is all about celebrating love, connection and the little moments that make your relationship special. While flowers and chocolates are classic, Valentine's day personalised gifts take that sentiment a step further—turning ordinary items into unforgettable keepsakes. Unlike generic presents, personalised gifts show that...

Top 10 Free Fonts for Your Print Projects

When it comes to design, the right font can make all the difference. Whether you're creating flyers, brochures, business cards, or posters, the typography you choose can set the tone and convey the message effectively. Fortunately, there are many high-quality fonts available for free that...

What are the bleed, trim & safety lines?

For best printing results, ensure all important content (text and important parts of your photos, logos, and designs) is within the safety line and that the background extends to the bleed line. A standard bleed is +3mm (+0.125") on each side of the product and a...

Can I add a Border to my Product Design?

You can, but we highly recommend you do not. Borders can come out uneven or lopsided due to our cutting/trimming process:

How to Set-Up your Design Files for Print

If you plan to submit your own design files, rather than utilizing our free online deisgn tool, please review the following specifications carefully to ensure that images print sharply, fonts display properly, and that layouts adhere to the correct print specifications. Some technical knowledge is...

How to Flatten Transparency in Adobe Illustrator

This tutorial shows you how to flatten transparencies in Adobe Illustrator. We flatten transparencies to avoid any unintended effects they may cause during the printing process. Here are the steps to follow to flatten transparency. Select > All Object > Flatten transparency... Change settings to look...