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What’s the difference between raster and vector artwork?

The difference between raster and vector artwork is that raster art uses pixels and vector artwork uses paths that have been calculated to represent the shape and route between the two endpoints. Raster art is often used for photos, while vector art

How do I upload designs for both sides on the templates?

To upload designs for both sides onto the template, you can place the designs for front and back onto the same page (into one file) similarly to the template.

Can Templi help set up my designs?

Once your designs are submitted, the Templi team will carefully inspect your artwork. In very short order, we can see what, if anything, can be improved. You can take our suggestions and make the improvements on your own, or it may be possible we can

How do I make sure my artwork will print clearly?

A reason your art would not print clearly is if you are using rasterized artwork within your design. It’s best to only use vector based art with type converted to outlines. But fear not, our art experts will carefully inspect your artwork to make sur

What if my art color doesn’t look right on the screen?

It’s important to keep in mind that all digital screens will show color slightly differently, so exact color matching is not possible. By specifying the print colors in the Templi interface and within your template, you can avoid any confusion.

What is the best type of file use with Templi?

Once you download the Templi template, please use vector based artwork and ensure that all type is converted to outlines. Once you've hidden the Templi layer, simply save the file as is and upload as the native Adobe Illustrator file. You can also up

What’s a template and how are they used with Templi?

Templates allow you to visualize where the printing & cutting will occur on press. By using them to layout your artwork, you have greater control over the print outcome, plus the ability to design custom backgrounds. Below are five steps and some tip

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