Welcome To Printing Services India
We are a complete printing service company based in India, with a global clientele. As a client-oriented, 100% commercial printing company, we never compromise on quality and guarantee our clients’ satisfaction. We offer Banner, Book, Booklet, Brochure, Catalog, CD Printing, Calendar, Envelope, Flyer, Folder, Greeting Card, Label, Letter Head, Logo Design, Magazine, Newsletter, Packaging Boxes, Postcard, Poster, Sticker, Tag Printing, Vinyl Banners, Business Cards Printing And many more printing services to name a few. We also offer large format printing for outdoor marketing which includes flex, banners, high quality digital vinyl and canvas printing, roll up standees etc.
Our professional teams of designers are highly experienced in understanding the actual needs and objectives of the clients’ products. We have received feedback from many clienteles who have appreciated the color and design sense of our graphic designers.
We use brand new printing machines which ensure best color matching & printing quality in results. The fact that we receive more than 80% of our orders from repeat purchases speaks volumes about our work. Our customer satisfaction rate is more than 98% in all our customer feedback forms. We also use branded & certified papers to ensure best printing results.
Ciffund.com, is Online Printing Design Company in India. We are expert in Business Card, printing service India, brochure printing designing, Digital Photo Printing, Cheap Printing.
Online Printing Services and Solution
Many businesses around the world use online printing services to create materials which can increase awareness of their enterprise. It can be surprising to learn just how many businesses can benefit greatly from using these services; from brochures to menus, almost any business can see great gains by using a professional online printing service. Doing so can be an invaluable tool for garnering some attention; a well-printed, professional-looking booklet or catalog, for example, can paint your endeavor in its best possible light, and catch the eye of potential new customers while delighting existing ones.
Accordingly, it's important that your items are perfect and exactly as you want them to be. Accomplishing this in local stores can seem difficult; giving your order to a small, limited-service printshop doesn't guarantee you good results, and their constrained abilities can often mean that getting exactly what you want can be impossible. Giving your order to a large local printing company can be very expensive, but using them can seem like the only option if you want quality work. This is no longer the case, thanks to online printing services.
The main benefit of operating online is that overheads are vastly lowered, leading to massively decreased prices for you, the customer. In addition to this, the ability to formulate exactly what you desire and submit it online as a standalone file takes the guesswork and vague details out of describing what you want; you simply upload a file with the artwork you'd like, and it is possible to replicate it exactly without any miscommunication. Essentially, it's insurance against disappointment, and with the wide variety of available services, you're bound to be able to fulfill your requirements.
Firstly, the number of needs that can be satisfied using online Digital printing is huge. Brochures, menus, catalogs and booklets have already been mentioned, but these are only the tip of the iceberg. Business cards, newsletters, flyers and posters are also easily obtainable through using online printing services; the only limit is your imagination. Perhaps your business could increase if you had a variety of printed items to give potential and existing customers, to help them remember you. Bookmarks are incredibly useful items for everyone who reads, and what better way to keep your company's name in people's heads than to provide customized ones? Calendars are even more ubiquitous than books, and placing your company's name on them ensures that people will see it literally every single day.
Another advantage to using an online printing company is the sheer volume of customization options. The full spectrum of available colors ensures that you can make whatever impact you desire. Perhaps you want bold red to leave a lasting impact, or cool blue to project an air of intelligence and authority in whatever hue you need is available, and no pattern is too complex. There is a variety of different paper types too, and each has its own particular use; you can even have your business cards covered with a glossy coating that speaks to your immense professionalism. How complex or simple you want to go is completely up to you.
All this, and incredibly low prices, especially for bulk orders - where the savings become massive can serve to assure you that using online printing services is the right thing for your business. After all, what is more important than maintaining the highest quality at the lowest cost? So try our online printing services today; with our free online proofs and free printed samples, you're bound to be dazzled before you've even spent any money.
Business Card Design Tips and Ideas
If you don't have experience with the print world you might find out that your business card you just printed might look quite different than what you saw in photoshop. If you have been smart enough, the print you got is just a proof and now you can make some corrections to your design and send it again for another proof.
But before sending your file again read this post: here I want to share with you some tips I just learnt recently while designing my card.
1. Document Size, Units, Resolution
Unless you have a very good reason, stick to the standard business card size. You don't want your business card to not fit in someone's wallet or pocket, do you?
Start a new document 9,6 cm wide and 6,1 cm high - that in pixel is 1134 x 720 and select "CMYK Color" as Color Mode
If like me you are using photoshop, go to "Edit > Preferences > Units & Rulers" and change the following:
- Rulers unit to "cm" or "inches" if you are from a country that doesn't use the international metric system;
- Type unit to "points";
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Print Resolution: "300 pixels/Inch"
2. Why CMYK instead of RGB?
If you are a web designer and you don't know much about the print world you might be used to work in RGB color mode.
The way that colors are mixed to produce what we see on a monitor is different than paper:
- monitors use the additive RGB method - that mixes red, green and blue to produce all the other colors;
- while monitors emight light, paper absorbs it, so it cannot use an additive method but a subtractive. This is what it is the CMYK, a subtractive color method that uses cyan, magenta, yellow and black to subtract red, green and blue from light to produce the other colors;
If you send an RGB file to print it will be converted to CMYK before being printed. The result might look quite disappointing since CMYK as a much restricted color gamut.
So if you don't want to have surprises work in CMYK and pay attention when you chose a color, photoshop will tell you if it's out of gamut for print, see the image above.
3. Prepare the "Bleed"
The bleed is an extra part that will be cut out. This is important because introduces a margin of error in the cropping step of the final prints.
Most print shops where I am now require a 3 mm bleed, that is 0,3 cm and 35 pixels.
With the "Rectangular Marquee Tool", while holding the shift button, draw a square of 0,30 cm wide and high starting from the top-left corner. Insert two guides that coincide with the marquee edges. Move the square marquee to the bottom right corner and do the same.
Here it is, now you have a bleed! Remember that the part between the guides and the borders will be cut out.
4. Distance from the borders
For a better aesthetic and harmony, keep at least another 0,35 - 0,40 cm from the bleed guides.
5. Text and Logo Size
This is the most important element to care about when designing a business card. You don't want your clients to struggle when trying to read your contact details, do you?
Then, here's a list of tips about text size:
- The minimum size you might use is 6 points, under than that the text will be hard to read;
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Your name should be bigger than the address and contact information,
try to increase the size of 1/2 points or try to put the text in bold
- The company name or logo should be minimum 12 points. If, like mine, you're logo is not available in photo shop to edit its size take my logo size as a reference: about 4 cm wide and 1 cm high
Consider 1 point more if you're using a dark background.
6. Use Fonts Designed for Print
Be sure the fonts you are using are designed for print. At same size, some fonts tend to print smaller compared to others. So be sure to test your design before sending it to print.
7. Testing: Make Proofs
I think all print shops let you do one or two print proofs - for free - before printing hundreds of business cards. Take advantage of this opportunity and make sure you like your proof.
If you want to save time, you can even print it with your office printer before printing a proof at the shop.
8. Increase Saturation
In some cases, from a color point of view, the final print can look quite dull and disappointing, especially if you converted a file from RGB colour mode.
If your print proof look a bit dull or dark, try to increase the color saturation a bit. This can be done either by adding an "Hue / Saturation" adjustment layer or, if you want more control, by choosing more saturated color for each element of your design.
On screen it will look a bit too much maybe, but the final print will look much better.
9. Ensure your text is readable
Ensure the text color has a good contrast with its background color. If you struggle reading your text try adding a rectangle sized background of a contrasting color to improve its readability.
10. Keep It Simple
Here it comes a rule that is valid for everything, web-design, programming, and print-design: just Keep It Simple.
Do not over-design your business card. Too much detail might give poor results on paper.
