When the packaging dieline renders in AI, it draws the image from another source. You can also choose to link those images to a specific file or folder. Normally when you use images rather than vectors, they are embedded directly into the dieline products. Preferably you want the highest DPI / PPI possible, 600, 800 or more.ĥ. 300 DPI resolution includes 90,000 dots per square inch which can help stave off pixilation should your finished packaging require you to zoom in. 300 DPI is the minimum choice for high resolution prints. Make sure you use the correct print resolution to prevent your included photos from pixilation. Sometimes your packaging calls for the use of a digital picture. If You Have To Include A Picture, Make Sure The Resolution Is Correct Any element on your dieline that is not a digital photo should be rendered in Pantone coloring rather than CMYK for the sake of continuity.Ĥ. Each color bar in the Pantone collection includes the exact formulation for that pigment. Things don't always translate correctly, especially if you are using CMYK. Your finished document will most likely be on some blend of plastic packaging, not on printed paper. The resulting color is a function of the blending process rather than an industry-wide standard. The drawback is that every printer has slightly different output. Pantone includes a comprehensive set of ink pigments called "color bars" which resemble paint samples from the hardware store.ĬMYK takes those four color choices and blends them together in a subtractive process in order to make all the colors of the rainbow. Pantone, on the other hand, is a color matching system. CMYK stands for "Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black," and it represents the four basic colors used when printing graphics, images, and other media.
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