Bleed
Flagged only where color or images reach the trim edge, so white-margin designs aren't sent back for nothing.
For print shops
Put the PrintPress check on your website. Your customers check their PDF against your file requirements before they send it.
This is the real check, using standard print rules. On your site it uses your requirements.
Drop any PDF. In a few seconds you see what a customer sees: what's wrong, on which page, and how to fix it in their design tool.
Installation takes less than 5 minutes: one line of code on your page.
<script src="https://printpress.app/embed.js" data-printer="your-shop-code" async></script>Example. You receive the code for your shop.
Your spec sheet or the requirements page on your site. I turn bleed, color, resolution and page rules into checks.
On your upload or file-requirements page. It works anywhere you can add an embed code: WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or plain HTML.
They get a plain-language result with fix steps for InDesign, Illustrator, Figma and Canva. No account, no email needed.
How many files were checked, how many had problems, and which problems come up most.
Flagged only where color or images reach the trim edge, so white-margin designs aren't sent back for nothing.
RGB or mixed files, before they print dull.
Low-resolution images, with the pages they're on.
Fonts that weren't embedded and would be swapped at the press.
Trim size and page count, including multiples of 4 for stapled booklets.
Your bleed size, minimum DPI, crop-mark policy and color profile.
I'm looking for a few print shops to try it first. I set up your requirements, you paste the code, and after 60 days you get a report of what it caught. Then you decide if it's worth keeping.
Agustina, designer and founder of PrintPress, Haarlem.
Email me about the pilot