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Which format is best for my files?

We accept several file formats. The important thing is to understand which one is best suited to your type of printing.

It's good to know that, for the best-quality image or photo printing, we offer you We strongly recommend that you send us a .tiff file.. You can use the .jpeg format, but it's important to understand that this format compresses (or "crushes") your photo to make it as light and readable as possible. The .tiff format is heavier and therefore of better quality.

If your photo is going to be edited and saved several times, the .jpeg format will cause it to lose clarity and quality with each manipulation. The .tiff format, on the other hand, preserves its quality. every time you save, which is important if you wish to have your photo printed. 

In the example below, and more specifically especially in the sky, compression problems in .jpg

For other types of printing (posters, banners, etc.), you can also send us .pdf , .eps, .ai or .indd files. It is important and essential to include links to your document. (Images, logo, etc.). You must also include fonts, or create outlines. If no intervention on our part is required, use the .pdf format, which will save you a lot of trouble.

Color space

Since our printers have more than 4 colors, we prefer RGB files. (RGB) with AdobeRGB (1998) colorimetric profile (icc profile) rather than CMYK (CMYK). You'll be able to enjoy a wider range of colors!

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