Print

Customer files, fixed for print.

Turn blurry logos into vectors, upscale low-res artwork, set 300 DPI, convert to CMYK and add bleed and crop marks, without opening design software.

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Low-resolution logo, converted into a clean vector (After)
Low-resolution logo, converted into a clean vector (Before)
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What you can do

Stop sending files back to the customer

Most print jobs stall on the artwork. Fix it yourself in seconds.

  1. Logo to vector (After)
    Logo to vector (Before)
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    Logo to vector

    Turn a pixelated logo from an email signature or website into clean vector shapes that stay sharp at any size.

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  2. Upscale low-res artwork (After)
    Upscale low-res artwork (Before)
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    Upscale low-res artwork

    Enlarge small images by up to 10× with sharper detail, so posters and large formats don't print blurry.

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Print specs

The specs your press asks for

  • SVG · EPS · PDF · DXFVector formats
  • 300 DPIPrint resolution, set in the file
  • FOGRA39 · SWOP · GRACoLCMYK profiles
  • 3 mm · 5 mm · 1/8 inBleed, with crop marks, TrimBox and BleedBox
Workflows

Ready-made workflows for print shops

Run every incoming file through the same checks and fixes, and get press-ready output.

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Tools

The tools behind it

Frequently asked questions

Which vector formats can I download?

SVG, EPS, PDF and DXF. SVG and PDF work in most design software, EPS suits older print workflows and DXF suits cutting machines.

Will my printer accept the files?

We add bleed and crop marks and set the TrimBox and BleedBox, which are what printers' automatic checks read. Every printer has its own rules though, so match their size, bleed and colour profile. We can't promise acceptance.

Which CMYK profile should I choose?

Ask your printer. FOGRA39 is common for coated paper in Europe, SWOP for US web offset and GRACoL for US commercial print.

Is upscaling enough for large formats?

Upscaling by up to 10× adds real detail and works well for posters and banners. For logos and text, vectorizing gives the sharpest result at any size.

Can I prepare many files at once?

Yes. Put the steps in a workflow, upload all the files and download them in one zip. The bleed tool takes PDFs with up to 200 pages.

Get every job to the press on the first try

Vectors, resolution, colour and bleed, fixed in minutes.

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