Proofing process

Our proofing procedure comprises the following stages:

1. Our team thoroughly examines your files to ensure they align with our template.
2. We forward a PDF proof for your review before producing the sample.
3. Overnight shipping is included in this process.

Book Produced digitally:
We print a physical sample. The proof provided uses the same paper stock and binding method. A digital helps you check the paper, binding method, book thickness, and book size. It shows you how the final product will look and feel.

Book Produced offset:

It is not possible to make a finished sample when a book is offset printed. Instead of a finished sample, we provide you a digital proof + EPSON Proof.

A digital proof is a sample proof printed digitally. The proof provided uses the same paper stock and binding method. A digital helps you check the paper, binding method, book thickness, and book size. It shows you how the final product will look and feel. It's important to note that this proof is not intended for evaluating print quality. For this purpose, we include the EPSON proof, which is specifically used to assess image quality and color accuracy. This is particularly relevant for "color-printed" book covers. In the case of books with color-printed text pages, it is advisable to proof a few critical pages rather than the entire book.