If we have to send you an email about artwork rejection, it is usually because we're trying to save you money.
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Nobody enjoys telling a customer their artwork isn't ready.
But we'd rather pause production than print something we already know won't produce a good result. We do run a free 60-point check before sending to print, so issues will be flagged from these checks.
Ceidyn Berry, one of our Pre-Press Customer Advisors, has shortlisted the most common reasons you’ll get a rejection email.
Most of these take minutes to fix.
Ignoring them could mean reprinting the entire job.
If you do come a cropper, find out how to fix and proceed
We have several artwork services that can help you navigate and avoid print issues before you send to print.