You made something and it looks great, so why can’t a designer just tweak it? Here’s the difference between screen-ready and print-ready design, and what “just fix it” means for you.
Category: Print Quality Issues
A deep dive into the technical side of print: resolution, AI art, bleed, color modes, file prep, and everything you need to ensure your printed pieces look their best.
Vector vs. Raster: Why Your Logo File Format Matters
Not all logo files are created equal — and neither are the vendors who print them. Learn the difference between vector and raster graphics, why your PDF is worth more than you think, and how to tell if yours is actually print-ready.
A Guide to Image Resolution
Understanding image resolution is one of the most common challenges in print production. While your artwork may look perfect on screen at 72-96 PPI, professional printing requires 300 PPI for quality results.
Why AI-Generated Logos Don’t Work Beyond a Business Card
AI-generated logos may look fine on screen, but they can’t scale to size. Learn why real brands need vector logos. And what is vector, anyway?
Creating Print-Ready PDFs from Adobe Programs: A Complete Guide
Learn how to create professional print-ready PDFs from Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign. Step-by-step instructions for setting 300 dpi resolution, embedding fonts, and including bleeds.
Export Canva Art like a Pro
Learn How to Export Your Art from Canva as a PDF with Crop Marks and Bleed. Exporting print-ready designs in Canva is easy once you know how to include crop marks and bleed. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the process — from setting up your design correctly...
Files, Formats, and Fonts, Oh My! A Client’s Guide to Graphic Design Prep
Ever wondered what kind of magic happens behind the scenes when you commission a graphic design project? Spoiler alert: it’s not all pixie dust and rainbows (though we do adore a good rainbow gradient!). The real magic? It’s all about having the right files in the right formats.
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