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Freestanding paper table card
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
Save your file
We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
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Transparent PVC cards use clear, semi-transparent or frosted stock to show off your design in a way ordinary paper can't. This guide covers how they print — single- vs double-sided, why double-sided needs a white-ink backing, and finishes like foil stamping and embossing — with real card examples rated for recommendation and design difficulty.
Sustainability policies keep tightening and customers increasingly expect eco-friendly packaging, but greener printing costs more. A Hong Kong printer's guide to choosing paper packaging that balances sustainability, protection and cost, from kraft and FSC-certified stocks to practical ways to cut waste.
Thinking of printing on black card? It looks striking, but the black base darkens ink and some finishes simply won't take. We explain how to print full colour with a white underbase, why spot UV won't work, and which finishes — gold foil, black foil, clear foil and crystal raised text — suit black cards best.
Do transparent PVC cards have to be printed with white ink? Not always — but white text, light-coloured logos, fine print, double-sided content and QR codes usually do. This guide explains what white ink actually does, when to add it (as a spot backing or a full fill), how it differs on clear PVC cards versus stickers, and how to prepare a clean white-ink file before you print.
Clear, translucent, or frosted? Transparent PVC cards each have a distinct look and their own constraints. This guide covers what sets the three finishes apart, why single-sided printing is usually the safe choice, how a white-ink underprint makes double-sided work, and finishes like foil stamping, die-cutting and cut-outs — so you know what's possible before you print.
Ever noticed how a well-designed paper bag can make a brand more memorable? Custom paper bag printing is the key. This guide covers what printed bags are used for, the paper, finishing and handle choices, and practical tips for briefing a printer and ordering the right run in Hong Kong.
