Artwork Guidelines
Artwork Preparation Guide For Custom Packaging Boxes
If your graphic files do not meet our specifications, Eco friendly Boxes will not be charged for any resulting
typographical errors. Read our artwork preparation to prepare your files for submission, or contact us for help from
a packaging specialist!
Cuting Line (Red Lines)
Shows the section’s exact dimensions and the location where the box should be folded. At least 0.125 inches should separate important artwork and text from the cut line.
Bleed Line (Blue Lines)
The image or artwork that extends past the point at which the document will be clipped is called a “bleed.” Probably a graphic description will work best. The thin lines on your document are trim marks that show where to cut it, and the image that extends beyond these lines is referred to as bleed. The normal bleed size for most printed text is 0.125 inches.
Safety Margin(Green Lines)
Which are represented as green lines, showing the area that will be left untrimmed after trimming all significant artwork.
