Inspiration, Wedding
How to master Personalisation
There are many extra things to consider when creating artwork for print and one that we often get asked about is personalisation. To help you make sure your work is print ready from the word go, we’ve made this handy video to help you. Just follow the steps shown and you’ll be well on your way!
Any questions? Feel free to post them in the comment section below.
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thank you, very informative, i had no idea about the youtube channel
I must say, printed.com, is the ultimate 1stopshop for my printing needs.
I cant complain, at all.
Thanks so much, that’s great! I’m getting wedding invites done and this site is perfect for personalizing them ! 🙂
What about the font? How can i ensure it’s printed in a specific font to match the rest of the wording?
Great video 🙂
This saves me soooo much time checking and triple checking names at home.
Really helpful – thanks!
I’ve been wondering how this works! Very clever, though I would like to know how you match the font? If its one we have made or downloaded do we need to send a link along with the artwork?
All you need to do is send us in the CSV file of names and the artwork. We have a colossal range of fonts and will match the font up for you. Nice and simple
Can you have more than one personalisation? e.g. name, and food choices?
Your video are so helpful, thanks.
Can you personalise with a bespoke font? Or does it have to be from a set list of fonts you have on file?
Helpful video, but I wish we just had the option of providing a multi-page PDF at the same or similar cost of a single-page PDF (ie printing a 100-page file once instead of printing a 1-page file 100 times). In the case of place cards, it is more than DOUBLE the cost to personalise, which is nuts. I requested a bespoke quote to supply a multi-page PDF for place cards (because the names use a calligraphy font that I need to typeset myself) and the response was to just supply that with a blank .csv file. So I have to pay more than double either way. I’m currently looking at other options (which I’d rather not do as I like printed.com!).