TIFF stands for Tagged Image File Format. It was developed with the only purpose to store high-resolution images in color, gray-scale and bitmap mode. Let's see it more in depth on this article.

Designing the perfect label is not enough, you have to be sure that your label is printed in the best possible way. To do so you have to start from a technically perfect file. How to? Let's get through this in this article.

PNG or “Portable Graphics Format” is the most commonly used uncompressed raster image format on the internet. Let's see iy more in depth.

Have you ever seen a white space between two colours on a printed label? Or even between a colour and the hot foil?
If yes, Trapping is the solution for you. Let's see what it is and why it is used in printing.

Whether you want to promote your products, or want to bring your business name to the people’s attention, attractive colorful labels can actually help you achieve your goals. Let's see how in this article.

One of the most frequently asked questions we hear from customers is:
"When I print a label, why doesn't the color look the same as it does on my monitor?" or "Can you please follow the colors that I see on my Acrobat Reader?".
So what determines the difference between the label I see on the screen and the printed one? Let's find out through this article.

What is that one thing that any customer would hate about a product? Standing in a long queue because of the non-readability of barcodes on your labels and packaging. How can you solve this issue once for good. Let's discover it in this article.

The last thing a brand owner wants to see is a label floating off their bottle in a tasting room or restaurant ice bucket. In this article we’ll give you some tips to solve this problem once and for all.

If you are looking for the ways to correctly label your cosmetics, then this post is for you. Here we are discussing the tips to create eye-catching custom cosmetic labels.  
Let’s get started..

Overprinting an exhisting label means adding an additional layer of text or graphics on your label after it has been printed.
Even if our core business is built around printing custom labels ready to apply on your products, many manufacturers and distributers are able to take their custom self adhesive labels and add some additional data such as BBE dates, batch number, alcohol percentage etc. Let's see how to do it.