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  • Selecting a product

    Choose a base product for your Diginate prints. You can find out more about our options using the Products menu at the top of the page.

  • Choosing finishing options

    We can supply your stickers as multiples on a sheet or individuals. Posters are always supplied as individuals.

  • Selecting a shape

    We offer a range of cutting options dependent on which product you've chosen. For example if you require square stickers please select the 'Rectangle' option and if you require a circle select the 'circular' option. We can cut your Diginate stickers into custom shapes, following a supplied cut path - select the 'Custom Shape' option for this. You can also use the 'Custom Shape' option to produce a sheet of stickers. Posters and Art Paper Prints are only available in rectangles - don't forget, this covers squares as well.

  • Selecting a material

    The material option allows you to choose between various finish options (e.g. matt, satin or gloss posters) and base materials (e.g. gold, silver or sparkly metallic stickers). Available options are dependent on the original product chosen - for example, we cannot offer sparkly Art Paper Prints.

  • Adding a special finish

    Our special finishes are optional. Add a spot gloss varnish layer to certain sticker and poster products. The spot gloss varnish adds a layer of high gloss to enhance specific areas of your design. Please clearly mark the areas you would like this applied to on your artwork. Gloss encapsulation is available with poster prints. If you select this we will heat seal your poster within a double-sided laminate film, making them waterproof.

  • Specifying size and quantity

    Select the size and the quantity of your prints. Minimum and maximum sizes vary from product to product - we'll let you know if you exceed it. The minimum quantity for all products is 1, but unit costs do decrease with volume so experiment with quantities to get a great price. Bear in mind that we specialise in short-runs so you may find that high-volumes become uneconomic.

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