Artwork Guidelines

Print artwork is the digital file used to produce your printed product. It contains the logos, images, text and graphics that will be printed on products such as company flags, banners, beach flags, signs and decals.

No. You can place your order even if your artwork isn’t ready yet. Simply send us the files you have, and we’ll help you prepare professional print-ready artwork before production begins.

Absolutely. Send us your logo, images, text and any design ideas, and our graphic designers will create a professional artwork proof for your approval before production starts.

For the best print quality, we recommend vector file formats such as PDF, AI, EPS and SVG. These formats can be scaled to any size without losing quality.

Yes. We accept both PNG and JPG files. For the best printing results, images should have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi at the final print size.

You can upload your artwork when placing your order or send it later by email. We also accept files via WeTransfer, Dropbox and Google Drive.

Yes. We recommend converting all text to outlines before sending PDF, AI or EPS files. This prevents problems caused by missing fonts or unexpected layout changes.

Yes. If you submit AI or EPS files, all linked images should be embedded in the document. Missing images are one of the most common causes of production delays.

Vector artwork is created using mathematical paths rather than pixels. This allows logos and graphics to be enlarged to virtually any size without losing image quality.

Vector logos are typically supplied as PDF, AI, EPS or SVG files. If you’re unsure, simply send us your file and we’ll be happy to check it for you.

Yes. In many cases we can recreate or vectorise a logo from your website. If any additional design work is required, we’ll always let you know the cost before proceeding.

It depends on the quality of the image. Images downloaded from social media are often heavily compressed and may not be suitable for large-format printing. We’re happy to review your file and recommend the best solution.

For the best print quality, we recommend images with a minimum resolution of 300 dpi at the final print size.

The most common issues are low-resolution images, text that hasn’t been converted to outlines, and linked images that haven’t been embedded in the artwork file.

Yes. Every artwork file is carefully reviewed before production begins. If we identify any issues, we’ll contact you to discuss the best solution before printing.

Yes. We always send a digital artwork proof for your approval before production begins, giving you the opportunity to confirm that everything is correct.

Yes. As long as production hasn’t started, you can normally submit an updated version of your artwork.

If we believe your artwork won’t produce a high-quality print result, we’ll contact you before production starts and recommend the best solution.

Artwork is normally reviewed within one business day after we’ve received all the required files.

Production begins only after you’ve approved your artwork proof. This ensures your products are manufactured exactly according to your requirements.