Want the best possible print result? This section explains how to get clean, sharp outcomes across different materials. Learn about black settings, image quality, text size, and how to avoid common issues before production.
For best results, it’s important to keep your text and linework bold, clear, and readable once printed — especially when working with small type, fine details, or printing on kraft board. Very thin fonts or light strokes can sometimes appear broken o
Black can appear differently depending on how it's set up and what material it's printed on. To ensure depth, coverage and consistency in your design, it’s important to use the right black values — especially for large areas or solid fills. Looking t
To ensure your final print is clean and high-resolution, use vector graphics wherever possible. Vectors are crisp and scale without quality loss — ideal for logos, icons, and text. If your design includes photographs or raster imagery, image quality
To avoid cut-off logos, text or key graphics, keep all important elements at least 5mm away from any cut or fold lines on your template. These safety margins ensure your design remains centred and visually balanced, even with slight movement during p
Rigid packaging is produced using a different process to our standard mailer boxes and cardboard formats. This allows for sharper print detail, premium finishes, and more precise colour control — perfect for high-end or design-led packaging. If you'r