When it comes to printing, colors can look different depending on the type of paper and coatings used. Even if you print the exact same file multiple times, there may still be slight color shifts between runs.
At Jukebox, we use a color mode called CMYK for most of our printing processes. That's why we recommend designing your artwork in CMYK or converting your colors to this mode before submitting your files. This will give you a more accurate idea of how your design will look when printed and let you control the colors more precisely. Keep in mind that colors on your computer screen may look brighter than when printed.
If your file includes other colors like Pantone or RGB, we will convert them to CMYK during the proofing stage of your order. However, there are different ways to do this conversion, which means the CMYK colors may not be consistent or match the original colors perfectly. To avoid this, we strongly suggest that you convert the colors to CMYK yourself before submitting your files. This will help ensure that your design looks the way you intended when it's printed.