Redprinting

If foil areas are too close together:
- Foil stamping may vary slightly between sheets due to heat and pressure.
- Too little spacing can cause the foil to clump or blur.

*Small Text or Thin Lines
- May appear blurred or result in foil peeling.

*Pricing varies depending on the foil area size.
If you are only applying foil (no printing), please select either “No Printing” or “Single-Sided Printing”.
1. Foil area categories (based on data size):
Up to 20×20mm / Up to 40×40mm / Over 40×40mm / 40x40mm Oversized foil (Please select the entire foil layer in your design file
and check the size before uploading.)
*What is oversized foil? : If the long side exceeds 80mm or the short side exceeds 40mm, it's considered oversized.

2. Even within the same size category, if the foil covers more than 25% of the card surface, a surcharge applies
(VAT not included).
3. For double-sided foil stamping, the surcharge is doubled (VAT not included).

*Design Guidelines
- Please double-check that foil layers are not mixed into the print data before submitting your file.​
- Foil stamping on borders, lines, or edge-based designs (such as text, shapes, or logos) may result in misalignment.
- When using holographic foil on large areas, scratches may be more noticeable — please take this into consideration.​
- With black foil (matte foil), certain areas may appear uneven or messy, even with identical designs, due to enhanced paper texture.
visibility. Especially on kraft paper, the rough surface can make text designs look coarse and not as smooth after foil stamping.
- For embossing, thin lines, fine patterns, or small text may not be produced accurately due to the nature of pressed paper.
- Image data created in Photoshop (non-vector) may result in rough and unclear foil or embossing finishes.
→ Please prepare your files as vector-based PDFs created in AI (Illustrator) or INDD (InDesign).