Embedding fonts into your original design will stop them changing or appearing differently after they have been printed.

You can embed/outline your fonts in Illustrator or InDesign by opening your document and highlighting the text, then select 'Type' in the top menu and choose 'Create Outlines'. Your text is now grouped together in outline form – just resave your files and you're done. To embed fonts in Microsoft Word, you can open your document and select 'Options' from the drop down menu. Once you have 'Options' open switch over to the 'Save' tab. Select 'Embed Fonts in the File' and click ok – then resave your file.

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Bleeds are a little tough to get your head around initially so we have tried to explain them in as simple a terms as possible. The bleed is the area of the artwork that will be trimmed off. If you do not provide bleed your print will have white edges on it as the guillotine blade bends 1-1.5mm through the paper stack when trimming.

By using our templates you will ensure text/images are not trimmed off. We require a 2mm bleed around all your artwork (except posters which need a 6mm bleed). For more information go to our supplying artwork section.

Contact us as soon as possible, if we haven't dispatched your order we can change the address.

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RGB is used for digital screens, while CMYK is the standard colour model for professional printing. To ensure your colours print exactly as you expect, please convert your artwork to CMYK before uploading. If you supply RGB files, our system will automatically convert them, but this may cause slight colour shifts.

The Safe Area is the space inside the trim line of your design. We recommend keeping all important text, logos, and critical images at least 3mm inside the trim line. This ensures that nothing important gets cut off during the final trimming process.

For crisp, professional results, all images and artwork must be saved at a minimum resolution of 300 DPI (Dots Per Inch) at their final print size. Images saved from the web are usually 72 DPI and will appear pixelated or blurry when printed.

GSM stands for 'Grams per Square Metre' and indicates paper thickness.

• 90-120gsm: Ideal for letterheads, compliment slips, and internal document pages.
• 130-170gsm: The standard choice for flyers, leaflets, and posters.
• 250-300gsm: Great for premium brochure covers and thick flyers.
• 350-400gsm+: Best suited for business cards, presentation folders, and premium invitations.

Gloss provides a shiny, vibrant finish that makes colours pop—ideal for photo-heavy designs. Matte offers a smooth, non-reflective finish for a highly sophisticated look. Uncoated paper has no coating, making it highly absorbent and easy to write on, which is essential for letterheads, forms, and appointment cards.

Yes! At Wee Print, we have a dedicated Eco-Friendly range. We offer recycled business cards, flyers, and greetings cards, as well as PVC-free banners and vegan, eco-friendly stickers.

Yes, we offer a completely unbranded 'White Label' delivery service. We can ship orders directly to your clients in plain packaging without any Wee Print branding, logos, or invoices. This is the perfect solution for graphic designers, agencies, and trade resellers.

We highly recommend submitting your artwork as a high-resolution PDF with crop marks and a 2mm bleed included. However, we also accept JPEG, PNG, EPS, and TIFF files.

Re-ordering is quick and easy. Simply log into your Wee Print account, go to your past orders, and select the 'Re-order' option. You won't need to re-upload your artwork unless you've made changes to your design.

Once a proof is approved and sent to print, the automated production process begins, and we are unable to make changes. We strongly recommend double-checking all spelling, dates, and layout details during the proofing stage.