Upload Instructions

Send your artwork files here.

You may upload multiple files if needed.

Clearly label your files with your company name and order number

Note: Production timelines begin once final, print-ready artwork is approved. Delays in artwork submission may affect your delivery date.

Be sure your graphic designer checks our artwork file specifications and supplies artwork to the correct spec. Most of our product website pages also have sizing guides available to download.  Feel free to talk to us before starting your artwork to ensure the specifications are fully met. 

✅ Accepted File Formats:

We prefer high-resolution PDFs for printing. Other file formats accepted include
TIFF, JPEG, Illustrator and EPS. A $75 conversion fee is chargeable on non-PDF files.

File Requirements:

Flattening
If a file contains gradients, layers and/or transparencies, please ensure the file is flattened. For further instructions on how to flatten files, please refer to this guide. http://displays2go.com.au/item/386/how-to-guides/how-do-i-flatten-a-transparency

Fonts
Please outline or embed all text/fonts. For further instructions on how to outline fonts, please refer to this guide http://displays2go.com.au/item/386/how-to-guides/how-do-i-outline-text

Artwork Size
PDF files should be set up at 100% finished size or proportional size, with all necessary bleed included.

Bleed
If not specified within a template, allow 10mm bleed to all edges. Specifications within a template for a specific product overrides any bleed specifications on this page.

Resolution
For best results, file resolution should be at least 150ppi at 100% of finished size. The lowest acceptable resolution is 75ppi at 100% of finished size.

Colour Mode
Please supply all artwork in CMYK mode. All spot colours should be converted to CMYK process colours. Spot colours remaining in the artwork will be converted to CMYK during the printing process, rendering unreliable results.

For further instructions on how to check your colour modes, please refer to this guide. http://displays2go.com.au/item/386/how-to-guides/how-do-i-convert-spot-colour-to-cmyk.