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Use upload-first products or the quote form when artwork is already prepared and you want faster review.
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Use these checks to reduce delays, avoid rework, and help PrintMe move your file into production with more confidence.
Call for urgent timing, or send a quote request so the team can review files, quantity, and production fit in one pass.
Files ready now
Use upload-first products or the quote form when artwork is already prepared and you want faster review.
Need a file check
If bleed, sizing, colour, or resolution still feel uncertain, send the file anyway and ask PrintMe to review it before print.
Need design help
If the artwork is incomplete, outdated, or not printable yet, use the quote path so design support can be scoped first.
Print-ready PDF is the safest choice. JPG, PNG, TIFF, EPS, AI, PSD, and ZIP packages can also be reviewed when a project needs source files or linked assets.
CMYK is recommended for predictable print colour. RGB files can still be reviewed, but some colours may shift when converted for production.
Include bleed when background colour, photos, or artwork extend to the edge. Keep important text inside the safe area so it is not affected by trimming.
Use 300 DPI for most cards, flyers, brochures, documents, and posters. Large-format signs and banners may use lower effective DPI depending on viewing distance.
Outline or embed fonts where possible. If you are sending editable source files, package linked images and fonts in a ZIP file.
Check the final size, spelling, quantity, sides, finish, deadline, and pickup or delivery preference before uploading.
Before you upload
File is built at the final print size
Images are high enough resolution for the product
Colours are set for print or ready for our team to review
Bleed is included when artwork reaches the edge
Important text and logos stay inside the safe margin
Fonts are outlined, embedded, or packaged with source files
Final file has been checked for spelling, dates, and contact details
Not sure if your file is ready? Upload what you have. A review before production can prevent sizing, bleed, colour, and font issues.
Artwork workflow
1. File uploaded
Your artwork has been attached to a quote, order, product request, or account.
2. Awaiting review
PrintMe checks file size, format, bleed, resolution, and production details before printing.
3. Proof or changes
If something needs attention, our team can request a revised file or provide a proof for approval.
4. Approved for print
Once details are confirmed, the file can move into production for pickup or delivery.
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