FAQ

Q: What is CMYK?

A: CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black and is the color space commonly used within the

printing industry. Before your packaging is sent to our manufacturing facilities for print, it is important that

your artwork on our dielines are all in CMYK.

Not converting your artwork properly to CMYK color mode will result in inaccurate color output since the

printing press can only operate using CMYK colors.

Q: Will my boxes match the color on my screen?

A: Not exactly - The colors on your screen may vary from the printed packaging you receive.

This is mainly caused by the different color spaces used for displays/monitors and printers. Displays/monitors

utilize the RGB color space while printers operate using CMYK color space. Additionally, printing on different

substrates can also cause color variance as well. (Printing on kraft vs. white paper)

To get the exact color, you are looking for, we recommend requesting a production-grade sample to validate

the color before moving forward to mass production.