Printing Specifications
Inner Margin: .125"
To prevent important text or photo elements from getting cut off, we require keeping design elements inside the inner margin.
Outer Bleed: .125"
To prevent unwanted white edges from appearing around your design, we require extending background colors and photos to the full bleed size.
Max file size 50MB Upload Artwork
Customer Provided Artwork
InDesign (.indd)
CS5
Use CMYK colors (no spot colors)
Send all fonts or convert text to outlines
Package and zip your file before upload
CS6, CS7, Creative Cloud
Include bleed
Outline fonts
Save art as an eps or high-res pdf
Photoshop (.psd)
CS5
Use CMYK colors for all text (no spot colors)
Refrain from creating line art inside Photoshop
Send all fonts or flatten type layers
Save final print size at a minimum of 300 dpi
CS6, CS7, Creative Cloud
Save art as a pdf, tiff, or jpg
Illustrator (.ai)
CS5
Use CMYK colors (no spot colors)
Include bleed (.125") in the artboard dimensions
Send all fonts or convert text to outlines
Send all imported files (including photos)
CS6, CS7, Creative Cloud
Save as a CS5 version
PDF (.pdf)
Convert all text to outlines
(embedding fonts does not guarantee correct printing due to the rip process)
Do not downsample or compress resolution
Include bleed in export settings
Export in CMYK color mode (no spot colors)
Please note:
Truly Engaging cannot accept files exported from Microsoft Office programs (e.g. Word, PowerPoint).
Truly Engaging cannot take responsibility for low-quality images used within the PDF file.
Fonts
OpenType Font (.otf)
Must be compressed to upload (.zip)
TrueType Font (.ttf)
Must be compressed to upload (.zip)
Product Layout
Product templates and file size reqirements can be found with the product you wish to order.
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How to Zip (Compress) Your Files
PC
Right-click on the files and select Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder. A new zip folder (.zip) will be created that you can rename and upload.
Mac
Right-click on the files and select Archive. A new zip folder (.zip) will be created that you can rename and upload.