Postcards (High Volume Products)

Postcards are a budget-friendly way to promote your business that is not only cost-effective but visually attractive and simple to read. Not only can they be sent through the mail or distributed at events, but you also have limitless options for creative distribution! Postcards are very versatile – they can be used for direct mail, special event invitations, product announcements and much more. By utilizing postcards as part of your marketing strategy, you can reach a broader audience while delivering key messages with ease. Use the table below to choose the most cost-effective product for your job.

We have a wide selection of sizes and paper stocks to choose from, guaranteeing that you'll find the perfect option for your project. This particular postcard product is printed on offset press which is more cost-effective for orders over 2500 pieces. With us, you can trust that your postcards will look great and deliver maximum impact.

Since this product is printed on an offset press, it does not support variable data printing. Please see our digital postcard if you are planning to have variable data.

File setup

• File format: We only accept PDF file formats.
• Bleed/Edge to Edge Printing: All postcards regardless of size require a 1/8" bleed on all 4 sides. See more.
• Safety zone: We highly recommend having at least a 1/4" clear area on all four sides and placing all text at least 1/4" away from all edges. 
• Fonts: Make sure all fonts have been outlined in your artwork so they don't change on the final print. See more.
• Color setting: Your files must be created in CMYK format; we print in CMYK ONLY. Make sure you set up your artwork or convert to CMYK format before uploading files, this will enable you to view the best color representation on your final printed piece.  See more.
• Resolution: To have high-quality print, your photos and graphics should have at least a 300 DPI. See more.
• Small borders: We highly discourage outer borders smaller than 1/8", see more. We cut several stacks of sheets at a time, the slightest imperfection in the cut with jobs with very thin borders becomes obvious and can appear incorrect on final piece.
• Rich black ink: If you'd like your final printed piece to have the deepest black color, use the following formula: C=60, M=40, Y=40, K=100. If you leave K=100 it will still be black but not as deep. See more.