Choose a font, size, alignment and color.

Click "Edit Item" , then on your text to move it.

You can also resize the text box by dragging the bottom right corner.

If yould like to add a picture click "Add Image", then inside the template.

You can now pick an image stored on your computer and insert it into the card. You can resize your picture, and even use it as background. Please read the image requirements before uploading.

When you are finished designing the front of your card you may want to add a back to it.
(Click on "Back")

You may enter as much information as you like - even a small black & white (greyscale) picture.

It is your own responsibility to double-check for misspellings and mistakes
before submitting your card!

Once you confirm that you are finished, you will get redirected to our secure order form.
Fill in your shipping and billing information and send.

Images have to be uncompressed JPG files (72dpi), otherwise the result will be blurry. The picture on the right may be good for the web, but take a closer look and you can see how it would actually print.

The size for background images has to be 1125 x 675 pixels (that is 3.75 x 2.25 inches
at 300ppi). Before uploading, change the resolution to 72ppi, but without resampling. See the Photoshop screen shot below:

Computer monitors and printers (or any other printing method) typically use two different color processes to reproduce color. Computer monitors use RGB to display color. RBG stands for Red, Green and Blue. We use CMYK process colors for printing your card. CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black.

Most colors convert reasonably well from RGB to CMYK. But there are, unfortunately, many colors that do not convert well. For example, RGB blue will print purple, RGB yellow will most likely turn greenish.

The best example for that is RGB blue. Your computer will convert RGB blue into a combination of 99.6% Cyan and 95.7 Magenta. That's purple, and that's how it will print on the press.