Your artwork, made for a physical release. From Adelaide to projects across Australia, we’ve helped bring the details together since 2000. Start with a metric PDF, then bring your finished files into your project.
Card sleeves, digicases, longer booklets and special formats need the supplier’s exact dieline. Request it with your quote or project reference before starting artwork.
Your template is the starting point. These checks help your files reach production with fewer changes.
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Work at actual size
Import page 2 into your design app at 100%. Paper artwork pages include 3 mm bleed on every side. Set your document units to millimetres; export the artwork page only.
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Let backgrounds reach the bleed
Extend background colours and images to the outer bleed edge. Keep important text and logos at least 3 mm inside paper trim and away from folds. Centre narrow spine text and confirm the stock.
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Keep files sharp and colours intentional
Use images at 300 ppi at their final size. Use CMYK for full-colour print, or the agreed spot colours. Embed fonts or outline a copy and preserve your editable original.
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Confirm the disc mask and package
Disc PDFs show 117 mm outer and 21 / 33 / 36 mm hub references from Grafxar’s existing specifications. The selected stock and print method determine the actual printable mask. Confirm it with Grafxar; disc faces do not use paper bleed.
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Share finished artwork in your project
Remove guides from the exported artwork. Add a download link to the final PDF and your production master in the project dashboard. Grafxar checks the files and confirms approval before production.