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Why do I see a white border around my image once I've uploaded the file? I don't want the white border to show up on my greeting card. Bryant M. - July 9, 2009
The white border is the bleed. You can enlarge your picture up until the red lines. The area within the red lines is what will be printed on the product. The white border will not show up on your product. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I then examined the PDF proof of my file for the greeting card design I submitted and found that some important images lie right on the safe zone line. Would you recommend that I move the images, even though I'm in a rush to have this job printed? Susan L - July 9, 2009
The maximum tolerance for the safe zone is 1/16 of an inch (.0625"), it may still be possible to continue with your design if it does not go over that, but expect that some of those images may end up exactly at the trim line. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I have an AI greeting card template that I'd like to flip. Specifically, can I flip the design tool template so that the tree on the lower right side ends up on the upper left side? Adriane S - July 9, 2009
We are not able to flip templates for you. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I'm working with a greeting card in AI, but when I upload it, I notice a white border around the image. How can I remove that border in the final product? Chad P - July 9, 2009
Having unwanted white borders around your design means that is it not set up properly for bleed. To set up your file add .25 inch to each of the dimensions of your document size. Extend your background image or color until it is at the edge of document area while keeping your text inside the safe zone. Downloadable templates are also available in our website to properly guide you on how to set up your file for bleed. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I submitted a greeting card design I've been working on in AI. When I looked at the proofs, I saw some images touching the safe zone line. Should I move those images? I want this job printed as soon as possible. Steve P - July 9, 2009
The safe zone is 1/16 of an inch (.0625"). Expect that some images may end up exactly at the trim line if you do not stretch your image past the safe zone. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I'm working with a greeting card template in Photoshop to upload to your Design Tool, and I'm trying to flip the template design. Am you able to take the template and flip it so that the left side is on the right side and vice versa? Linda B. K - July 9, 2009
We regret to tell you that such a process is not possible. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
My uploaded PSD greeting card file has a white border around the image. How can I remove that in the printed greeting cards? Yconda A - July 9, 2009
Add a 1/4 of an inch to height and width. Extend your background image or color until it is at the edge of document area. For better assistance, download our templates that are on our website. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I notice that some crucial images are touching the safe zone line in the proofs I received for a greeting card design I created in Photoshop. I'm in a rush to get this job printed, so do I need to adjust my design? Tom M - July 9, 2009
The safe zone is 1/16 of an inch (.0625"). It may still be possible to continue with your design if it does not go over that, but expect that some of those images may end up exactly at the trim line. Otherwise you will have to move those important design elements within the recommended safe zone. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
Can I flip the images in a Corel Draw greeting card template? For example, I'd like to have the image of the car from the top of the template to the bottom. Can I do this in your Design Tool? Katrina L - July 9, 2009
Unfortunately, flipping a template is not possible. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
How come there is a white border around my uploaded Corel Draw greeting card file? I don't want it on the actual printed cards. Katrina L - July 9, 2009
Don't worry, the white border (the "bleed") will not show up on the printed cards. Only the area within the red lines will be printed. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team