by Sophie Inkie | Apr 20, 2026 | news
Screen Perfect Doesn’t Mean Print Ready: What Changes When It’s Physical Here’s a conversation Print Lord has had more times than we’d like to count: Client: “But it looked perfect on my laptop.” Print Lord: “I’m sure it...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 19, 2026 | news
The Canva Print Checklist: Run This Before You Hit Export You’ve spent two hours getting your design just right. The colours look good, the layout works, the message is clear. You’re ready to export and send it to print. Brilliant. But before you hit that...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 18, 2026 | news
Image Quality: Why 300 DPI Matters and How to Check Yours Here’s a conversation Print Lord has far too often: a client sends over a Canva design that looks absolutely perfect on their laptop. Clean layout, good colours, everything in the right place. Then we...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 17, 2026 | news
White Space Isn’t Wasted Space (Even When It’s Not White) Here’s something Print Lord sees constantly: a beautifully planned design, properly structured, technically correct in every way, bleed sorted, safe areas respected, images at 300 DPI, and...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 16, 2026 | news
Safe Area and Margins: Keep Your Important Stuff Away From the Edge Yesterday we talked about bleed, the bit that extends beyond the trim edge to prevent white borders. Today we’re looking at the opposite end of the problem: the safe area, and why your important...
by Sophie Inkie | Apr 15, 2026 | news
Bleed Explained: Why Printers Bang On About It (And Why You Should Care) If you’ve ever sent a design to print and been told it needs bleed, you’ve probably wondered why printers make such a fuss about it. Or perhaps you’ve nodded along, exported...