Digital full bleed envelopes (short-run) (Envelopes)
This full-bleed envelope is printed digitally, which is ideal for smaller jobs. Many printers can only produce full bleed envelopes using an offset press, and this is usually cost-effective for larger orders and requires a longer production time. We are one of the only companies that offer digitally printed full-bleed envelopes, which only require a minimum order of fifty pieces. Give your direct mail campaign the best chance for success by creating an attractive and inviting full-bleed envelope. This could determine if someone opens your letter or throws it away! Don't let all those valuable marketing dollars go to waste – make sure you design a captivating envelope that will intrigue people to learn more about what's inside. Our digital full-bleed envelope printing service is available for #10 envelopes with a variety of paper stock and 6x9.5 envelopes. In order to prevent any wrinkling of the envelope stock, it is highly recommended that a low ink concentration be used while printing on this digital printer with liquid ink. We recommend opting for offset press envelope printing if your design requires heavier coverage. This will guarantee superior results and help you achieve an optimal outcome!
- File format: We only accept PDF file format.
- Bleed/Edge to Edge Printing: All envelopes regardless of size require a 1/8" bleed on all 4 sides. See more.
- Safety zone: We highly recommend having at least a 1/4" clear area on all four sides and placing all text at least 1/4" away from all edges.
- Fonts: Make sure all fonts have been outlined in your artwork so they don't change on the final print. See more.
- Color setting: Your files must be created in CMYK format; we print in CMYK ONLY. Make sure you set up your artwork or convert to CMYK format before uploading files, this will enable you to view the best color representation on your final printed piece. See more.
- Resolution: To have high-quality print, your photos and graphics should have at least a 300 DPI. See more.
- Small borders: We highly discourage outer borders smaller than 1/8", see more. We cut several stacks of sheets at a time, the slightest imperfection in the cut with jobs with very thin borders becomes obvious and can appear incorrect on final piece.
- Rich black ink: If you'd like your final printed piece to have the deepest black color, use the following formula: C=60, M=40, Y=40, K=100. If you leave K=100 it will still be black but not as deep. See more.