Design Guidelines & Best Practices – Help & Support

Yes, but ensure the font is embedded or outlined in your file to prevent compatibility issues during printing.

CMYK ensures accurate color reproduction during printing, whereas RGB may result in unexpected color variations.

Resampling can cause pixelation and reduce image quality. Always use high-resolution graphics to ensure sharp prints.

Bleeds are the extra margins outside your design area that ensure no unprinted edges appear after trimming. Therefore, include at least 3mm bleed in your branded packaging boxes design.

Keeping designs away from edges prevents accidental cropping during cutting and ensures a clean, professional look.

Small elements may lose clarity or become distorted during the printing process, especially on textured materials.

PDF/X-1a:2001 is a standard file format for professional printing, ensuring compatibility and preserving design integrity.

White ink does not print well on Eco or Eco White materials due to their natural texture. Opt for other design elements instead.

Eco or brown kraft absorbs ink differently, making it ideal for large black imprints. Its eco-friendly material ensures better print quality and sustainability on your custom printed kraft boxes.

When using black, ensure it is a rich black (C: 60%, M: 40%, Y: 40%, K: 100%) to achieve a deep and uniform appearance on full color printed packaging.