From business cards to custom packaging — customize your product online, see exactly how it will look, and get it printed without the back-and-forth.
Proof · not yet on press
Upload your design, place it exactly where you want, and preview the real thing — no guessing, no surprises.
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Upload
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Place
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Order
1. Choose
Pick a product that already knows its sizes, papers, and minimums.
2. Customize
Set the specs and upload the file. Place artwork when the product has a print area.
3. Preview
See the artwork inside the safe zone before anyone prints it.
4. Order
Pay for a priced job, or send a quote when the size is custom.
Design, print, and packaging are the same conversation, not three vendors.
You place the file. The canvas shows the print area, not a guess in an email.
Standard work is calculated from the options. Custom work is an estimate, then a quote.
Turnaround sits on the product, so a reorder does not start with “how long?”
We stopped emailing three versions of the box. The preview is the version that got printed.
The label price at 500 was on the page before anyone called us back. That was the whole point.
Shirts for a pop-up, placed on the chest, delivered before the doors opened.
Custom carton sizes went to a quote. Standard mailers we just ordered. Both felt like the same studio.
Packaging, bulk stationery, and branded materials — with pricing that scales as you grow.
Logo, packaging, or a file made ready for the press. The request uses the same quote as a product.
Cards, flyers, and letterhead are usually 3–4 days after the file is approved. Apparel is 4–6 days. Packaging is 7–10 days. Rush is a flat ৳350 when the press can take it.
PNG, JPG, PDF, SVG, AI, and PSD, up to 50 MB. PDF, AI, and PSD are accepted even when the browser cannot draw a live preview.
It depends on the product. Cards and labels start at 100. Flyers and packaging start at 50. Shirts, posters, and banners can be a single piece.
bKash, a bank transfer, or cash when production starts. This demo does not capture a real payment. A transaction ID is stored with the order so a studio can match it.
Checkout is not blocked. The preview shows a safe zone inside the print area, and prepress will flag a file that would cut into the artwork.
Screens are RGB and brighter than paper. Printed color will be close, not identical. The studio can convert the file and note any color that will shift.