Layout Templates

If you wish to supply your own artwork to us for printing, it is important that a few simple rules are followed.

We have some layout templates to give you a guide about bleed etc:

General Templates:

Business Cards	A6 Postcards	A5 Postcards	A4 Posters
A5 Leaflets	A4 Leaflets	Bookmarks	A3 Posters
Invitations	Model Cards

Greeting card layout templates:

5" x 7" Landscape Style cards	5" x 7" Portrait Style cards	5" x 7" Tent Style cards	140mm square cards
A6 Landscape Style cards	A6 Portrait Style cards	A6 Tent Style cards
A5 Landscape Style cards	A5 Portrait Style cards	A5 Tent Style cards

The ideal format to supply your artwork to us is as a press-ready PDF. This should be created as "Press quality" (sometimes called PrePress) and must have all fonts embedded. The bleed details in each templates should be followed carefully.

You can download a FREE Primo PDF creator here - use the PrePress option - save as PDF 1.3 and make the resolution 300dpi minimum.

We also have an artwork guide that will save you time if you read it first. If in any doubt, please ask for advice first on 01902 402693

If you are concerned about creating artwork - just leave it to us.

CMYK and RGB - does it matter?
All methods of colour printing, litho or digital, are printed CMYK. It is not possible to print RGB without it being to converted to CMYK first. We will do this conversion for you before proofing and printing, so feel free to supply RBG artwork or RGB images. Some colours change when converted to CMYK (greens, oranges and blues particularly).
This is unavoidable due to the smaller colour gamut of CMYK. More information on RGB versus CMYK

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