Not quite. The colours you see on your screen might differ slightly from the final printed packaging. Don’t worry, this is perfectly normal!
Here’s why:
– Colour Spaces: Screens and printers use different colour systems. Screens typically use RGB (Red, Green, Blue), while printers use CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black). This difference can cause slight variations in colour reproduction.
– Material Matters: The material you choose for your packaging can also affect the final colour. For example, printing on brown kraft paper will result in a more muted look compared to the vibrancy of white paper.
Ensuring Colour Accuracy
To guarantee your packaging reflects your desired colours precisely, we highly recommend requesting a production-grade sample. This physical sample allows you to confirm the colours match your expectations before committing to mass production.
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