Selecting the best print product is tough if you’re not familiar with paper stocks. One of our most common customer questions is: should I use coated or uncoated card stock…
What’s the Difference Between Coated and Uncoated Card Stock
Learn How to Setup Your Inline Foil Files for Print
The inline foil is a unique process and adds great metallic shine to your artwork. Unlike stamped foil, you can apply Inline Foil to any solid color or gradient spectrum….
Excuse Me…Did You Say “Blurple”?
What is Blurple and How to Avoid it? Blurple. It’s a funny word that you may hear quite often as you wander through the halls of Primoprint. But what is…
What is Bleed and Why do Print Files Require it?
To bleed or not to bleed – that is the question. When it comes to print, the answer is to bleed. So what exactly is bleed, and why is it…
Print Resolution: What It Is and Why it Matters?
What is DPI? Have you ever zoomed into your monitor so close that images no longer look crisp, but rather a close-up of a Monet painting? When zoomed in, the…
CMYK vs RGB for Printing; What’s the Difference?
CMYK and RGB are acronyms that refer to color models used to create images and files. CMYK color mode is used for printing. The RGB color mode is used to…