Frequently Asked Questions

Most standard jobs (business cards, flyers, postcards) are ready in 2–3 business days. Rush and same-day printing is available — just ask and we'll tell you what's realistic for your job.

We accept PDF, AI, PSD, PNG, JPG, and TIFF files. For best results, submit print-ready PDFs at 300 DPI with 0.125" bleed. Not sure about your files? Send them over and we'll check for free.

Nope. We handle short runs and single-piece jobs all the time — that's the advantage of digital printing. Larger quantities get better per-unit pricing, but there's no forced minimum.

Both! Most local customers pick up from our shop on Holly Street in Park Hill. We also ship anywhere in the US — just let us know when you place your order.

Heavy Cover is our most popular for business cards — thick, rigid, and hard to ignore. If you want something more tactile, Premium Uncoated has a soft, writable feel. Specialty Color (Colorplan) is the top-shelf choice: dyed through, so the edges show your color.

Yes. Request a free sample pack from our Samples page and we'll mail you swatches of every tier.

No. Prices start from $45 and vary based on paper tier, quantity, and any finishing. Get a quote for your exact specs.

Our digital press produces accurate CMYK color. For exact Pantone matching, ask us — we'll tell you what's achievable.

250 cards. If you need multiple designs, you can combine them in one order — for example, 10 designs × 100 each hits the 1,000-card mark and keeps the per-unit cost down.

Our press takes sheets up to 13×19″, which gives you a finished piece up to about 12.5×18.5″ after trim. Standard letter (8.5×11″) and half-letter are common, and we accept custom sizes within that range.

Standard Gloss & Satin is the go-to — colors pop, the price is right, and it handles well. Premium Uncoated works if you want a softer, more natural feel.

Yes. Digital printing means we don't force huge minimums. Get a quote for your quantity.

At standard USPS postcard sizes, yes. Ask us about sizing if you're planning a direct mail drop.

The 6.25 × 9″ size. USPS Every Door Direct Mail requires the piece to qualify as a flat, which means it has to be taller than 6.125″ or longer than 10.5″. At 6.25″ tall, this size clears that threshold. Our other postcard sizes (4 × 6, 5 × 7, 6 × 9) fall just short — 6.0″ is not enough.

Heavy Cover is the most popular — rigid and durable through the mail. Standard Gloss & Satin is a lighter, more affordable option for larger runs.

We print them. For mailing services, we can point you in the right direction — ask us.

Page counts run in multiples of 4 (each sheet gives you 4 pages). Saddle-stitching works well up to about 52 pages; for thicker projects, coil binding is the better fit.

Yes. A heavier cover stock with lighter interior pages is a common setup.

Coil binding is available through our trade partners for projects that need it — thicker page counts, lay-flat reading, or frequent handling. Tell us about your project and we'll recommend the right binding.

Our press takes sheets up to 13×19″, which gives you a finished poster up to about 12.5×18.5″ after trim. Custom sizes accepted within that ceiling. For anything larger, ask us and we'll tell you what we can arrange.

Yes. Heavy Cover gives you a rigid, frame-ready piece. Premium Uncoated has a softer, more natural look that works well behind glass.

We do short-run art prints on our digital press. Color accuracy is strong, but if you need archival or giclée quality, ask us about options.

They're vinyl, so they hold up well outdoors and on water bottles. For specific durability needs, ask us.

Die-cut stickers are individually cut to the shape of your design. Sheet stickers come on a standard sheet with multiple stickers per page — better for packs, samplers, and handouts.

Yes. Digital printing means we don't require large minimums. Get a quote for your exact quantity.

It depends on the sticker size and sheet layout. Tell us what you need and we'll figure out the best arrangement.

Sheet stickers are designed for general sticker use — packs, handouts, branding. Sheet labels are built on synthetic Spinnaker stock for durability and are better suited for product labeling, mailing, and organization.

Yes. We can lay out multiple designs on a single sheet — great for sticker packs and samplers.

Yes, that's what they're designed for. Tell us the container dimensions and we'll recommend a label size that wraps cleanly.

Ask us about your specific use case. We'll tell you what materials are appropriate.

That's the point. We print for small producers and makers who don't need 10,000 units to get started.

We're a print shop, not a design studio. But if you've got artwork that needs minor adjustments for print, we can usually help. Ask us.

We print on standard sheet layouts with common label sizes. Tell us what you need and we'll match it or recommend a size.

For basic product labeling, yes. If you need more durable or specialized labels (shaped, etc.), check out our Product & Packaging Labels or Die-Cut Stickers.

Sheet labels are printed on synthetic Spinnaker stock for durability and water resistance — better for products, mailing, and organization. Sheet stickers are printed on standard sticker stock and are better for packs, handouts, and branding.