Preparation guide

Preparation guide

Follow these recommendations for optimal results. Our graphic designers will review your file and send you a proof for approval only if major changes have been made.

📁 File types

High-resolution images

.PNG .JPG

Minimum 300 DPI, transparent background preferred

To avoid: screenshots, blurry or pixelated images, low-resolution files.

📐 Technical specifications

Dimensions

The important thing is to have an HD or vector file. We will enlarge the image so that it is as large as possible according to the dimensions and aspect ratio of the chosen medium (press or stamp).

If you send a square image and have chosen a round support, it is possible that our team will use a square support of the same price that is more suitable for your image in order to better optimize the space and have a larger footprint and thus better readability.
If we need to adhere to a specific final footprint dimension, please add a comment to that effect to the cart (free of charge).
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Typography

Minimum size: 6 pt (1.4 mm)

Important: Remember to flatten/vectorize/convert your fonts to curves. If you don't, the fonts may change in the final result, and we cannot be held responsible.

Spacing

Minimum 0.18 mm between elements for the buffers

Minimum 0.60 mm between elements for presses

If elements are closer than the minimum spacing, they risk merging into the final footprint.

🎨 Colors and contrast

Don't worry about the colors: if your file isn't black and white, we'll convert it for you! Just keep in mind that in engraving, everything becomes either black or white. To prevent any detail or shade of gray from disappearing during this conversion, it's best to provide us with a pure black image on a white background.

Here are some examples of conversions: see how your colors and shades of gray can be interpreted once transformed into monochrome, if you do not prepare them yourself:

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