How print works

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Let's get started. Print makes flyers, cards and brochures that look designed for your business, not filled in. Here's how it works.

A piece starts from what your business already has. Your website's words and pictures, or your brand kit if you don't have a website. Your logo, your colours and your fonts. A layout drawn for what you have, like a photograph with its headline, or a menu for your prices. And a print file, ready for the press.

Nothing here is a template with boxes to fill. Every line is fitted to the space it has. A house style sets the type and the details, in your brand. The back is filled from your website, with a code that opens it. And the preview is drawn by the same engine that prints, so what you see is what prints.

The print file is made for the press. The picture runs past the trim, so no white edge shows when it's cut. The words stay inside a safe area, so nothing important is cut off. And the colours are set for printing ink, in the standard printers ask for.

Here's the real thing. Every piece you make is kept in Print.

Open one to see its size, its sides, and its print file, made in ink colours.

Order printed copies right here. The price includes delivery, and copies printed wrong, damaged on the way or never delivered are printed again at no charge.

And in the print studio, you can change anything on the page: the words, the pictures, the shapes and the layout.

It always shows the trim, the bleed past it, and the safe area inside it.

It's made from what you already have, so there's nothing to type twice. It's set the way a designer would set it. And what you see is exactly what prints.

That's how print works: made from your business, in your brand, and ready for the press. Next up: download your brand kit. Build with confidence.