Color is where screens and presses disagree most, the vivid RGB glowing on your monitor rarely matches CMYK ink on paper. These guides explain how to convert without surprises, when to reach for Pantone or spot color, and how to keep your brand's exact shade consistent from file to final print.
Color & Ink Guides
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2-Color Printing Using Pantone or Spot Color Inks
Two-color printing uses two Pantone spot inks for crisp, on-brand color at a lower cost than full CMYK. Learn when to use it and how to set up your file.
How Do I Format My Artwork for CMYK?
How do I format my artwork for CMYK? Set the CMYK color mode, keep images at 300 DPI, add bleed, and export a press-ready PDF from any design app.
How to Match Pantone to CMYK Color
How to match Pantone (PMS) to CMYK for print. A practical conversion method, a Pantone-to-CMYK values chart, and brand-color tips for cards and flyers.
Why Printing Uses CMYK
Why does printing use CMYK instead of RGB? Ink subtracts light while screens add it. Learn the four process inks and how to convert files to CMYK.
Shrink Wrapping That Protects and Bundles Your Bulk Print Runs
Shrink wrapping seals booklets, catalogs, brochures, and card sets in clear, tamper-evident film that protects every bundle in transit. Add it to your order.
Understanding OSHA Safety Colors and ANSI Color Codes for Workplace Safety
OSHA and ANSI safety colors and their meanings, from danger red and warning orange to safety green, plus hard hat colors and how to print the exact code.
