Artwork Guidelines
It is crucially important to pay special attention to every detail of the box's design when creating a product packaging that will appear professional and attractive. Adjusting your artwork to the right settings and format is necessary for the highest presentation quality. In this way, the result should look like an expert rather than an amateur made it. By being mindful of all components of the design process, you can rest assured that the product box will have a spectacular finish.
Font
Using bold font with a minimum point size of 8 is necessary when printing with reverse color. This is because it maintains clarity in the text, which is especially important with the reversed-out type. The details can vanish into the page's background color with thin fonts, resulting in illegible lettering. To prevent this, using a bold typeface ensures your reversed-out text is easy to read and discern.
Image
To get the best results when printing, the image should have a resolution of at least 300 DPI when viewed at its original size. Most photos from the internet or your phone's camera have a lower resolution, which can produce grainy or blurry results. We recommend that all images you upload meet this requirement, and our team will inform you if they need to fulfill it. That way, you can be sure your prints look as great as possible.
Color
Using CMYK colors when creating your box's design on any software is essential. RGB colors will be automatically converted to CMYK, so it is best to be prepared beforehand. The simulated online proof of the final product is made to mimic the actual colors, so you can be sure what you see is what you'll get. Some prints may also employ White ink to make the design stand out.
Format
Our design team can work with several different file formats, including Adobe Photoshop (.psd), Adobe Illustrator (.ai), CorelDraw (.cdr), PNG, JPEG, and PDF. For best results, please separate your design elements into individual layers. This will make it simpler for our team to adjust and change the files to fit the requirements of your project. By separating elements into distinct layers, it will guarantee that your project meets the standards you desire.
Dieline
It is important to ensure that artwork and graphics on box designs should be placed a minimum of one-eighth of an inch away from any cutting or scoring edges. This will stop the risk of artwork overlapping or cutting off the wrong side. Depending on the print type and the number of orders, the artwork may need to be further away from the cutting/scoring. Planning and including the right amount of space is essential to ensure the final product looks as intended.
You Can Trust AnyRigidBox for Professional Rigid Box Design
AnyRigidBox is here to guide you through designing your custom rigid box. We will offer valuable advice on the right colors, fonts, images, formatting, and die line settings so that the result is a professional, stunning box that will surely draw people in. Our instructions offer you peace of mind so you can be sure your design gets the attention it deserves.