Artwork & Printing
What you send us determines how well your packaging prints. This guide covers the file types we work with and what happens between your artwork and the finished product.
Vector files give the best results
Vector artwork (AI, EPS, SVG, or PDF) is built from mathematical paths, so it scales to any size without losing sharpness. That matters on packaging, where a logo might print at a few centimetres on a label and across an entire bag on the same order. If you have a vector version of your logo, always send that.
Raster files work, within limits
PNG and JPG files are made of pixels. They print fine at the size they were created for, but enlarging them softens edges and can make type look blurry. If a raster file is all you have, send the highest-resolution version available: larger is almost always better than smaller.
No artwork yet? You have options
Plenty of customers come to us with only a logo, or with nothing but a business name and a color in mind. Tell us which situation you're in when you configure your product: we'll either prepare the packaging layout around the logo you have, or contact you to collect what's needed before production starts. The same artwork step applies whether you are ordering printed cups, bags or labels, and the die line is what your file has to sit inside.
You approve a mockup before anything is manufactured
Every custom order includes a free digital mockup showing how your artwork will sit on the finished product. Nothing goes into production until you've seen it and approved it, so there are no surprises on the pallet.
File formats we accept
- AI: Adobe Illustrator vector artwork
- EPS: vector artwork, widely compatible
- SVG: scalable vector graphics
- PDF: vector or high-resolution raster
- PNG: raster, best at high resolution
- JPG: raster, best at high resolution
Design Help Is a Different Service
This page covers packaging production requirements: the formats we accept, how artwork behaves on each material, and what has to be in place before a run. If what you need is the design itself, such as a logo, a label layout, a brand palette, or broader graphic design work, that belongs to YaSeen Creative rather than to a packaging service. The two work together often: YaSeen Creative produces the design, and YaSeen Packaging handles the physical packaging, quantities, pricing and production coordination.
How our businesses fit together