Artwork Guidelines

At our printing facility, we want to make sure that your artwork looks its best on your chosen signage. To achieve this, we have some artwork guidelines that we recommend you follow.

Firstly, we recommend that your artwork is created in a vector format such as Adobe Illustrator or EPS. This allows for the artwork to be scaled to any size without losing quality.

Secondly, ensure that all fonts are converted to outlines or curves to avoid any issues with missing fonts. This will also ensure that your text looks exactly as you intended it to.

Thirdly, make sure your artwork has a bleed of at least 3mm on all sides to allow for trimming. Please keep important text and graphics away from the edge of the banner to ensure that they are not cut off during trimming.

Lastly, we recommend that you save your artwork in CMYK colour mode in PDF to ensure accurate colour reproduction. RGB artwork may appear differently when printed, and we want to ensure that the colors match your expectations.

If you have any questions or concerns about our artwork guidelines, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Our team of experienced designers is always happy to help you with any design questions or issues you may have.

General Artwork Guidelines

• Fonts must be converted to outlines
• 3mm bleeds
• Not having trim marks for rectangle artwork is preferred
• Please include finished size and quantity in file name
• PDF artwork only
• Provide artwork at 100% final size
• Artwork to be in CMYK colour – for any colours which need matching we need pantones and there are additional fees for colour matching

Banner Specific Artwork Guidelines

• Provide Artwork at 100% final size (for banners over 5m please make 50% scale and make
it clear in your file name the final size and the scale done)
• 25mm internal bleed is needed on each edge is recommended
• 25mm external bleed is needed on each edge (50mm total to each dimension) for banner
hemming
• Example – A 1000mm x 1000mm banner supplied as 1050mm x 1050mm with bleeds
• Please see general artwork guidelines for any other consideration not outlined