When preparing your files for Digital Foil, it's essential to ensure that all elements you want foiled are in solid black. We don't need you to create files in the actual foil color—just focus on having your design in black. This allows us to accurately apply the foil to the designated areas during production. Below are examples that illustrate the correct and incorrect ways to set up your files for Digital Foil.

Left Image: Unacceptable Format
This file is flattened with colors already applied, making it unsuitable for Digital Foil production. The gold color in the image cannot be converted to foil.

Right Image: Acceptable Format
This file is prepared correctly with all elements in solid black. This indicates that the black areas will be produced in the foil color of your choice.

If you need assistance with your file setup, you can add comments to your order when placing it online. We can help add your background color and set up your file to the best of our ability, ensuring your design is ready for Digital Foil production.

To ensure the best quality for your Digital Foil projects, we accept the following file formats:

For optimal results, we recommend submitting your files in EPS, SVG, or PDF formats, as these provide the sharpest quality. If you're using JPG or PNG formats, please ensure the files are at 300dpi to maintain clarity and detail in your Digital Foil design.

If you need assistance with your file setup, you can add comments to your order when placing it online. We can help add your background color and set up your file to the best of our ability, ensuring your design is ready for Digital Foil production.

If you have any questions or need any assistance, we're here to help. Contact us at contact@jukeboxprint.com for any support you need.