FAQ’S

Trim marks are added to the corner of your artwork so we know where to trim. Bleed is the part of your artwork, including colour or text, that bleeds over the trim marks. This ensures you aren’t left with a white border on your final printed product.

Please include trim marks and bleed on all artwork you supply for printing (3mm of bleed or 10mm for large format).

For the best-printed results, please set your artwork at 300 dpi @image size / 150dpi for large format image.

CMYK values is universal when it comes to printing, this all comes down to the high-quality printing processes we use. While RGB is common for digital artwork, it is not recommended for printed products, although digital printing presses do accept RGB colours and convert automatically to CMYK for printing, colour output may vary from the screen, offset printing process do not accept RGB colour. 

At eplot, we work together with our clients to ensure the most suitable colour is set for the artwork. If you require more information, please contact us.

For the richest black colours, set up a 4-colour black: C30 M30 Y30 K100

Please provide all files as press quality PDF.

Please provide a PDF file. Each PDF page represents one booklet page, so a 12-page PDF will produce a 12-page booklet. Pages must be in the correct order from front cover to back cover, including blank page for inside cover if applicable.

1. Please consult with prepress team on the name for embellishment colour and how should that be supplied (e.g. together with artwork or separate pdf)
2. Set up embellishment as a Spot Colour and name the spot colour to specific name or simply adding the colour into swatch in Illustrator / Indesign.
3. Some embellishment process do require the embellishment layer in separate page, please ensure the position match with the base print.