Print-ready data guide

How to prepare print-ready data when you print a poster from your own file, and what to watch out for. Please check before submitting.

Print-ready data guide / 6 sections

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How submission works

Choose a file from "Print your own file" in the menu ("I have a file to print" on the home page). After the upload you go straight to the order page.

Your file goes through the print check automatically. You can fill in the size, quantity and delivery address while it runs, and pay once it finishes. If the file can't be used for printing, we tell you on screen.

After payment we also check the contents and start production if everything is in order. If there's a problem, we'll contact you by email.

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Supported file formats

We accept the following formats (up to 2 GB per file). PDF is recommended for the most consistent results.

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PDF (recommended; export as PDF/X-1a or later)

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Adobe Illustrator (.ai)

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Adobe Photoshop (.psd)

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Preparing your data

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B2相当 (500×707 mm), B1相当 (707×1000 mm): sized for our stands and light boxes, slightly smaller than JIS B2 (515×728 mm), B1 (728×1030 mm). Make your data at the actual size you order.

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Add 3–5 mm of bleed outside the finished size (5 mm recommended).

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Keep text, logos and other important elements at least 10 mm inside the finished edge.

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Convert all fonts to outlines.

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Use images of at least 150 dpi at actual size.

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Use CMYK color mode (RGB colors may shift).

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How to submit

You can submit and order in these steps.

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Open "Print your own file" in the menu.

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Choose a file in a supported format and upload it.

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On the order page, choose what to print, the size, the quantity and the delivery address (the print check runs meanwhile).

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When the print check finishes, check the details and pay.

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Common problems

These problems come up often. Please check before submitting.

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Blurry images from low resolution

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Files submitted in RGB

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Fonts not converted to outlines

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White edges from missing bleed

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Misaligned trim position or crop marks

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If you need help

If you're unsure about your print data, contact us through the contact form. Our staff will check your data and explain how to fix it.

Having trouble with your print data?

If you're unsure about your data, our staff will check it and explain how to fix it.

Contact us