Description
A low-resolution design will almost always result in poor print quality. To ensure the best outcome, use high-resolution designs. Additionally, consider how background colors will appear on different product styles.
Important Note:
Avoid small details, especially in low-quality images, as they may appear blurry in the final print. For optimal clarity, your artwork should be at least 200 DPI—ideally 300 DPI—or in a vector format such as PDF created with software like Adobe Illustrator.
Transparent backgrounds will ensure optimal prints. We cannot offer refunds or replacements on bad prints from low-quality files. If you’d like your file reviewed, please email us at sales@embodimentprinting.com
