Artwork Guidelines
To achieve the best possible print quality, please follow the guidelines below when supplying your artwork and help prevent delays to your order.
Artwork Checklist
Artwork supplied as AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF where possible
Raster images supplied at 300 DPI minimum at the largest available size
Fonts converted to outlines/curves
CMYK colour mode, not RGB
Any Pantone colour references provided where required
Artwork set up to the final output size
Common Problems We See
Screenshot of a logo
Screenshots are usually low resolution and unsuitable for professional printing.
Logo copied from a website
Website logos are often optimised for screen use and may not print clearly.
RGB colours instead of print colours
Artwork supplied in RGB (screen colours) may appear different when printed. For the most accurate colour reproduction, artwork should ideally be supplied in CMYK or with specified Pantone colours.
AI-generated artwork
AI is great for providing visual direction but should not be assumed to be suitable for large-format print. Often the image is low resolution, created at incorrect dimensions, contain hidden image artefacts, misspelt words, poor grammar, and inconsistent branding.
Sending your files
Once you are happy you have followed the above guidelines, please send your files to [email protected]. If your files are larger than 15 MB, we recommend using a free-to-use file sharing website such as WeTransfer.
Need Help?
Send your files to our team and we'll check them before production, helping ensure your print looks as professional as possible.