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 During the design process of food packaging bags, due to slight negligence, food packaging bags are irregular, such as cutting patterns or words, poor connection, color deviation, etc. These are all caused by some design errors. Confirm the design of the food packaging bag, pay attention to some small knowledge, and help you order food packaging step by step.

1. The distance from the pattern and text on the design layout of the food packaging bag to the cutting edge must be 1 cm to avoid cutting. The text must be rotated as a curve or outline. Do not use text from the system. If used, will result in the intersection of the strokes of the white nodes. plastic kraft stand up pouch  When the text is converted into a curve, pay attention to whether there are jumps or typos.
2. Bold does not select overprint.
3. The design color of food packaging bags cannot be printed with silk screen or printer. Customers can refer to the percentage of the CMYK chromatogram to determine the color to fill. In addition, it should also be noted that CMYK chromatograms vary due to material, ink type, printing pressure, etc., and the same color blocks are also different. 3. For the design of food packaging bags of the same grade, the color of different printing times will be different. It is normal for the color difference to be less than 10% (because the ink control is different every time). If you need to print old documents, in order to avoid too large color difference, please refer to the digital color samples provided by our company. Differences in printing colors at different times cannot be used as a reason for return.
4.  After the design draft of the food packaging bag is completed, there is no need to draw cross lines and cutting lines. Two invisible wireframes allow for dimensions and bleeds of 92mm x 56mm and cut to 90mm x 54mm (i.e. 1mm bleed on each side). For special sizes, please specify in ordering and uploading documents. 
5. The design shading or background color of food packaging bags shall not be less than 10%, so as not to be displayed when the finished product is printed.