File Specifications
for Your Logo or Artwork

Please read below to make sure your file is compatible with our printing process.
If your file is ready to go, UPLOAD HERE

At this time, only black line-art is being offered,
please be sure to provide files set to grayscale.

The maximum imprint area is 3 inches by 1.5 inches as shown on the below example.

• eps files in vector format produce sharp, crisp output at any size. Please be sure that all fonts used in the EPS are embedded or supplied with the job.
• tif is a raster image format, the higher the resolution the better. 300 dpi is good for photographs but will produce fuzzy text.
• jpeg is a raster format like tiff but uses a lossy form of compression in order to reduce file size. tif format is preferred.
• gif is a low resolution graphic, intended for web use. Do not expect any gif to produce a quality printed output.
• Please do not provide a PDF file.
• Photoshop format graphics (psd) follow the same rules as TIFF. Please retain all layers to allow for necessary adjustments. Any text used in a PSD file should be left as a text layer and the font files supplied along with the job.

Transparency or other effects can cause text to raster and appear fuzzy when printed. See Adobe's "Designer's Guide to Transparency" (available online at the Adobe Print Resource Center) for more information. PSD files linked into InDesign documents must be saved as Photoshop PDF format in order to retain text as vectors. Vectors and text will not be retained when used in QuarkXpress layouts..

Artwork should be named with your company name and the extension,
(ie - Company.tif) so that it is easily recognized and matched with your order.

If you have any questions regarding your order or are ready to upload your artwork, please use our upload form. If you do not have artwork for your logo, please include the wording exactly as you would like to see it printed on the cover.

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