Design Guidelines

Learn how to create effective packaging designs that communicate your brand clearly. This guide explains layout basics, color usage, typography, artwork preparation, and essential steps to ensure your custom packaging prints accurately and looks professional.

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What files work best for design?

We recommend vector files like AI or EPS to ensure clean, sharp printing without pixelation.

Do you check my artwork quality?

Yes, our team reviews your artwork for sizing, bleeds, and print readiness before production begins.

What colour mode should I use?

Submit artwork in CMYK for accurate print results, as RGB may convert unpredictably.

Can I design directly on templates?

Yes, use our dieline templates to place artwork correctly and avoid positioning issues.

Do you correct spelling errors?

No, customers are responsible for proofreading all text before approving proofs.

What is the safe design area?

It’s the margin inside the dieline where essential content should stay to avoid trimming.

Can I add photos to my design?

Yes, but photos must be high resolution to print clearly on packaging materials.

How do I avoid blurry printing?

Use high-resolution images and vector artwork, and follow all file preparation guidelines.

Do you support custom shapes?

Yes, we can create custom dielines for unique shapes or structural packaging concepts.

Can you assist with layout design?

We offer free basic layout help, including alignment, spacing, and positioning adjustments.

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