170g Matte Offset Paper
- Excellent choice for text- and graphic-heavy brochures.
- Pleasant matte feel with no glare.
- Easy to read and write on.
- FSC, PEFC and EU Ecolabel certified.
FAQs
Order Process
Placing an order in the aDigi online store is simple and fast. Start by navigating to the product page of the printed item you want to order, such as flyers, business cards, posters, or other marketing materials.
When you select the product specifications, such as size, paper type, number of colors, and order quantity, our system automatically calculates the price in real time. You can review the total price before confirming your order.
Finalize your order through the checkout process. We offer flexible payment options, including card payment, e-invoicing for businesses, and advance payment via payment link. Once your order is confirmed, you will receive an order confirmation and tracking details by email.
Tip: If you need assistance with placing an order or would like a custom quote, please contact our customer service team – we’ll help you find the perfect solution for your company or event needs.
Yes, you can modify your order, but only before it has been sent to production. If you wish to make changes to your order, please contact our customer service team immediately by phone at +358 9 737001 and send a clear order modification request.
Please note that once the order has been sent and production has started, it can no longer be modified without additional costs. To avoid unnecessary fees and delays, please do not resubmit your order until you have received confirmation from our customer service team.
Once your order has been shipped, you can easily track its progress by logging into the aDigi online store and going to the My Orders section. Click the "Track My Order" button to view the real-time shipment tracking and delivery details.
You will also receive a confirmation email containing a direct tracking link, allowing you to monitor your order both through our online store and via the shipping provider's tracking system.
We offer instant online pricing for all our printed products, allowing you to check costs quickly and easily. The price of your order is clearly displayed on the Product Order page as soon as you select the desired options such as paper type, size, color quantity, and order volume. The price updates automatically based on your selections.
If you need a custom quote for special printing or a large order, please contact our support team by email at adigi@adigi.fi. We’ll help you find the best solution for your company or event needs.
How can I pay for my order?
We offer flexible payment options for businesses, organisations and consumer customers.
Payment methods
- Invoice – available for businesses and organisations with a Finnish business ID (Y-tunnus).
- Card payment – convenient payment at pickup.
- Advance payment by payment link – an iZettle payment link sent by email.
Invoicing for businesses and organisations
- E-invoice as the primary option – billing details are retrieved based on your business ID.
- PDF invoice as an alternative – please provide the invoice recipient and billing address with your order.
- Payment terms 10 days net from the invoice date.
- The invoice is sent once the work is completed, before pickup or delivery.
Credit checks
We run a credit check before invoicing. If there are issues with the credit information, payment is handled by card at pickup or in advance via payment link.
Consumer customers
Payment by card at pickup or in advance via a payment link sent by email.
Need a reference on the invoice? Add the PO reference, order number or any other required reference when placing your order, and invoicing will run smoothly.
How long does order processing take?
Processing time depends on the product and order quantity. Once we receive your order and print-ready files, we usually review the artwork within a few hours on weekdays. After that, the order moves into production.
Order process at a glance
- Artwork check – we verify that the PDF is print-ready.
- Order confirmation – you'll receive a confirmation and information on whether the artwork can be printed as is or needs adjustments.
- Any corrections – if changes are needed, you'll get clear instructions so production can continue without delay.
- Printing – approved artwork is typically completed in 1–3 working days, depending on the scope of the product.
Very urgent order? Call +358 9 737 001 and we'll secure the fastest possible schedule.
How are shipping costs calculated?
Shipping costs are calculated automatically at checkout before you confirm your order. The price depends on the weight and size of the package, the delivery address and the chosen shipping method.
Shipping options
- Free pickup – aDigi Print House, Hakaniemi, weekdays 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Helsinki metropolitan area – courier delivery directly to your address.
- Rest of Finland – Posti Express parcel, fast and reliable delivery throughout the country.
- EU countries – Posti Express or UPS.
You'll see the exact shipping cost at checkout before payment. For special requests or larger shipments, please contact us: adigi@adigi.fi.
How quickly will I receive my order?
The total delivery time consists of two parts: production time (order processing and printing) and shipping time (depends on the delivery method and address).
Production time
- Small orders – business cards, brochures and flyers are often ready in 1 working day.
- Standard print products – posters, cards and marketing materials typically take 2–4 working days.
- Magazines and larger jobs – special prints and large orders usually take 1–2 weeks, depending on finishing options.
Shipping time
- Helsinki metropolitan area – courier delivery on the same or next day; pickup from Hakaniemi also available.
- Rest of Finland – Posti Express parcel, usually 1–2 working days.
- EU countries – Posti Express or UPS, on average 5–7 working days.
Tight schedule? Call +358 9 737 001 and we'll check the options for expedited production and delivery. We recommend placing your order about a week in advance to keep the schedule comfortable.
✅ Are the Prices in the Online Store Final? Yes – Our Prices Are Always Up-to-Date
All prices displayed in the aDigi online store are accurate and final based on the selections you make at the time of ordering. The prices are calculated using each product’s standard sizes, materials, and printing techniques, ensuring full cost transparency before you confirm your order.
📌 Special Cases and Custom Products
If you need a custom printed product – for example, a non-standard size, special finishing, or a very large quantity – the exact price may not appear directly in the online store. In these cases, we will provide you with a personalized quote based on your specific requirements.
💡 Want to Confirm the Final Total Cost?
You can view the final price directly in your cart before completing the payment. If you need a tailored solution or can’t find the exact product you are looking for, contact our customer service team to request a personalized quote. This ensures you receive a solution that fits your needs at a competitive price.
Can I send my files in RGB format?
Yes – our system accepts RGB files, and we convert them into CMYK colour space (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) for printing. You can send your files as is, with no need to convert them yourself.
What to keep in mind when converting from RGB to CMYK
- Not all RGB colours can be reproduced exactly in CMYK printing, because screen and print colour gamuts are different.
- Neon and very bright colours may appear duller or shift slightly in the printed product.
- Dark and earthy tones, as well as PMS spot colours used for branding, generally reproduce well.
Need precise colour control? Design your artwork directly in CMYK to get a closer preview of the final print on screen. We're happy to help with colour specifications – just get in touch before placing your order.
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What is the recommended image resolution for printing?
We recommend a minimum resolution of 300 dpi (dots per inch). This is the general standard in the printing industry and ensures sharp, professional results for brochures, business cards, posters and other print products.
Recommendations for different uses
- 300 dpi – the most common choice. Sufficient for brochures, business cards, flyers and most print products.
- 200 dpi – sufficient for large-format products viewed from a distance, such as posters, roll-ups and banners.
- 400 dpi or higher – recommended for artwork with very fine details, line art or technical drawings.
Why is low resolution a problem?
Images below 150 dpi can easily appear blurry, grainy or pixelated when printed. This reduces the quality of the printed product and the professional appearance of your marketing materials.
How to ensure good image quality
- Check the resolution of your images before sending the artwork.
- Use original, high-resolution images – avoid downscaled files or images downloaded from the web.
- Always measure resolution at the final output size – an image that is 300 dpi at a small size can drop to 75 dpi if it is enlarged several times over.
If you're unsure about image quality, send the file for review before confirming your order – we'll help assess whether the resolution is sufficient for printing.
How wide is the product range in your online store?
aDigi offers a versatile selection of print products for businesses, organisations and event organisers. All products are designed, ordered and delivered through the same online store.
Our product range includes
- Business cards, brochures and flyers – the everyday essentials for businesses
- Posters and roll-ups – for events and marketing
- Magazines, folders, books and catalogues – longer content and polished publications
- Stickers, cards and forms – small prints and personalised products
- Banners and Kapa signs – for indoor and outdoor use
- Custom print jobs – designed to your specific needs
Flexible print runs
As a digital print house, aDigi is well suited for both small and medium-sized print runs. Many products are ready within 24 hours of receiving the print-ready files.
Can't find what you're looking for? Get in touch and we'll design a custom print product to match your needs. Our range is continuously expanded based on customer feedback.
Three Design and Customization Options
Select a product from the left panel and choose one of the following options for design and customization:
1. Custom Design
Edit products in the Design Studio using various tools and create your own designs.
2. Upload Design
Upload your own image files (JPG, JPEG, GIF, PNG, EPS, AI, PDF, PSD) directly to the product.
3. Browse Designs
Choose from hundreds of ready-made templates and edit them in the Design Studio.
How are printing papers classified?
Printing papers are classified by their weight in grams per square metre (g/m²). A higher gsm value means a thicker and sturdier paper.
Most common paper grades
- Copy paper (80 g/m²) – thin and flexible, for office use and printers.
- Letterhead (around 100 g/m²) – slightly thicker, for official documents.
- Brochures and flyers (170–200 g/m²) – high-quality and durable, for marketing materials.
- Card stock (300 g/m² and above) – sturdy and rigid, for business cards, postcards and invitations.
Rule of thumb on thickness
- Under 150 g/m² – thin, foldable paper.
- 170–250 g/m² – firm yet flexible, the most common choice for marketing materials.
- 300 g/m² and above – cardstock, withstands folding and handling.
Not sure which paper grade to choose? Get in touch and we'll help you decide.
What's the difference between silk and matte paper?
The paper finish affects gloss, colour reproduction and readability. The right choice depends on whether your print product emphasises images and colours or text and content.
Silk paper (semi-gloss)
- Subtle sheen – reflects less light than fully glossy paper.
- Brings out the sharpness of images and the brightness of colours.
- Suits brochures, flyers, posters and image-rich print products.
Matte paper
- Non-reflective, glare-free surface.
- Improves readability, especially in longer texts.
- Gives images a soft, understated and elegant look.
Which one should you choose?
- Vivid colours and sharp images → silk paper works well for flyers, brochures and marketing materials.
- Easy readability and a glare-free surface → matte paper is the better choice for text- and content-heavy products.
The decision should be based on the intended use of the print product and the look you're after. If you're unsure, get in touch – we'll help you pick the right paper.
How to Create an Account in the aDigi Online Store
Creating an account in the aDigi online store is quick and easy. With a customer account, you can place orders, track their progress, and save your company details for future purchases.
📌 Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Account
- Click the "Sign In" button in the top right corner of the page.
- On the login page, select "Register".
- Fill in all required fields, such as your name, email address, and password.
- Check your email and click the confirmation link to activate your account.
✅ Tip: You can also log in quickly using your Google or Facebook account directly from the login page.
💡 Why Create an Account?
- Faster and easier checkout process.
- Track your orders in real time.
- Save billing and shipping information for future orders.
- Get access to exclusive offers and promotions for registered customers.
How to Update Your Contact Information in the aDigi Online Store
Updating your contact details is important to ensure that orders, invoices, and deliveries are sent to the correct address. You can easily update your information in the aDigi online store by following these steps:
📌 Step-by-Step Guide to Updating Your Contact Information
- Log in to your account in the aDigi online store.
- Go to the "My Account" section from the main menu.
- Select "My Profile".
- Replace your old contact information (e.g., address, phone number, email) with the updated details.
- Save the changes by clicking the "Update" button.
💡 Tip
If you also need to update your company's billing or shipping address, make sure the details are correct before placing your next order. This helps you avoid delays and unnecessary shipping costs.
If you encounter any issues while updating your contact details, please contact our customer service: adigi@adigi.fi or call +358 9 737 001.
How to Update Your Password in the aDigi Online Store
Updating your password improves the security of your customer account and helps protect your orders, billing details, and shipping addresses. We recommend changing your password regularly, especially if you suspect that your account security may have been compromised.
📌 Step-by-Step Guide to Changing Your Password
- Log in to the aDigi online store using your credentials.
- From the main menu, go to "My Account".
- Select "Change Password".
- Enter your current password and then your new password in the designated fields.
- Confirm the change by clicking the "Save Changes" button.
💡 Tips for Creating a Strong Password
- Use at least 8 characters, including uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.
- Avoid easy-to-guess passwords such as names or birth dates.
- Do not use the same password across multiple services.
If you’ve forgotten your password, use the "Forgot Your Password?" feature on the login page to receive a password reset link via email.
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How to Delete or Deactivate Your Account in the aDigi Online Store
Deactivating your account is a permanent action that will result in the loss of all saved information, including your order history and design templates. We recommend downloading and saving any important files before proceeding with account deactivation.
📌 Step-by-Step Guide to Deactivate Your Account
- Log in to the aDigi online store using your credentials.
- Go to the "My Account" section from the main menu.
- Select "Deactivate Account".
- Provide a reason for deactivation and confirm your decision.
⚠️ Important Information Before Deactivation
- Deactivating your account will permanently delete all saved templates, order information, and addresses.
- Your account cannot be accessed again unless it is reactivated by customer support.
💡 How to Reactivate Your Account
If you decide to return as a customer later, please contact our customer support team: adigi@adigi.fi or call +358 9 737 001. We will help you with reactivating your account.
You have the freedom to personalize any product from our selection.
❓ What is the difference between smooth and matte paper?
✅ Answer: The surface finish of the paper affects its gloss, color reproduction, and readability.
📌 Smooth paper (silk, semi-gloss)
- Reflects some light but less than glossy paper.
- Enhances image sharpness and vibrant colors.
- Ideal for brochures, posters, and image-rich print materials.
📌 Matte paper
- Does not reflect light, making it perfect for text-heavy prints.
- Reduces glare and improves readability.
- Produces softer-looking images for a subtle, elegant appearance.
💡 Which one to choose?
- Want sharp images and vibrant colors? ➝ Choose smooth paper.
- Need better readability and a non-reflective surface? ➝ Choose matte paper.
Both options have their strengths, so the choice depends on the intended use and desired look of your print product. 😊
✅ Image quality directly affects the sharpness and clarity of the print. Low-resolution images may appear blurry and pixelated, reducing the final print quality.
📌 How to ensure high print quality?
- Use images with a resolution of at least 300 dpi to ensure sharp and high-quality results.
- If the image contains a lot of fine details, such as line drawings, consider using 400–600 dpi.
- Avoid images downloaded from the internet, as they are often only 72–150 dpi and may look blurry when printed.
📌 Easy way to check image quality:
- Open your PDF file in Adobe Acrobat and zoom in to 300%. If the image appears sharp, it will also print well.
- Avoid stretching or enlarging images in editing software – always use the original high-resolution file.
💡 If you're unsure about your image quality, you can send it to us for review, and we will verify if it is suitable for printing!
✅ Billing Instructions:
Dear Partner,
aDigi Oy (Business ID: 0850884-5) processes incoming purchase invoices electronically. We kindly ask you to send invoices primarily as e-invoices.
📌 E-invoicing details:
- Company: aDigi Oy
- E-invoice address: 003708508845
- Operator: 003721291126 (Maventa)
- Business ID: 0850884-5
📌 Alternative billing method:
- If sending an e-invoice is not possible, invoices can also be sent via email in PDF format.
- PDF invoices should be sent to:adigi@adigi.fi
- Please ensure that the PDF invoice includes all necessary details, specifying the work the invoice refers to.
💡 If you have any questions regarding invoicing, please feel free to contact us via email or phone.
Material instructions
What are flyers and what are they used for?
A flyer is a single-sided or double-sided promotional leaflet that helps you reach your target audience quickly and affordably. It's one of the most cost-effective ways to advertise a product, service or event.
Typical uses
- Event marketing – concerts, trade fairs, festivals and openings.
- Campaigns and offers – seasonal sales and limited-time promotions.
- Direct mail and distribution – local door-to-door delivery or targeted mailings.
- In-store and on-site distribution – at the counter, reception or checkout.
Most common sizes
- A6 – small and affordable, ideal for large-scale distribution.
- A5 – a versatile all-rounder for most use cases.
- A4 – the largest standard size, when you need more room for images or content.
You can order flyers from aDigi's online store – printed in Helsinki and delivered quickly across Finland. Browse our flyer range.
Frequently asked questions about flyers
What flyer sizes are available?
We offer flyers in three sizes: A6 (105 × 148 mm), A5 (148 × 210 mm) and A4 (210 × 297 mm).
How do I order flyers from the online store?
Choose the size and quantity, upload a print-ready file, select paper type and finishing – then confirm the order and we’ll take care of the rest.
What paper options are available for flyers?
We offer matte, glossy and recycled paper options.
Can I order flyers with my own design?
Yes! Upload your own PDF file and we will check it before printing to ensure the best result.
How can I ensure high print quality?
Make sure the resolution is at least 300 dpi, the colors are in CMYK, and proper bleeds are included.
What is the delivery time?
Our flyers are produced quickly, often within 24 hours. Delivery time depends on the chosen shipping method.
Can I order flyers single- or double-sided?
Yes. You can choose either single-sided or double-sided printing depending on your needs.
Can I see a proof before printing?
Yes. We review your file before printing, and you can request a preview if needed.
What if I am unsure about my file quality?
Send your file to us for review – we will make sure it is suitable for printing.
Why choose aDigi flyers?
You’ll get a professional look, precise colours and paper with a premium feel. Produced locally in Helsinki – fast deliveries even for last-minute needs.
Guidelines for print-ready artwork
Well-prepared artwork ensures that the final result looks exactly as you want it. A digital press can print almost anything, but following these guidelines will help you achieve the best possible quality – and speed up production, since the artwork won't need corrections.
Tip: Print-ready PDF = faster production, fewer checks and a reliable end result.
Basic requirements for print artwork
- File format: print-ready PDF
Recommended PDF settings in InDesign:
- High Quality Print – RGB stays as RGB. A good choice when you want aDigi to handle the CMYK conversion.
- Press Quality – RGB is automatically converted to CMYK. Recommended when you want full control over the final colours.
Most design programs (InDesign, Illustrator, Affinity, Canva Pro) export print-ready PDFs directly with these settings. Include bleeds and crop marks where needed.
- Document size
Submit your artwork at exactly the final size. For example, an A4 brochure is a 210 × 297 mm document, an A5 flyer is 148 × 210 mm and a business card is 85 × 55 mm. Don't submit artwork larger or smaller than the final size – any scaling reduces quality.
- Bleed: 3 mm on every side
Add 3 mm of bleed to every side so that colours and images extend all the way to the edges without leaving a white border. Example: the actual size of an A4 file with bleeds is 216 × 303 mm.
- Safe area: 3 mm inside the trim line
Keep important elements – text, logos, prices and contact details – at least 3 mm inside the trim line so they don't get cut off during trimming. For larger products such as posters and roll-ups, the recommended safe area is 10–30 mm.
- Colours: CMYK recommended, RGB accepted
We recommend the CMYK colour space especially when your business has specific brand colours or PMS spot colour definitions. This ensures that colours reproduce in print exactly as intended.
RGB artwork is also fine – we automatically convert files to CMYK for printing. Most modern websites, photos and image editing programs use RGB by default, making it the most natural choice in many cases. Keep in mind that neon and very bright colours may appear duller in print than on screen.
- Images and logos
Use a minimum resolution of 300 dpi for images at the final output size. For large-format products (posters, roll-ups, banners) 150–200 dpi is sufficient, since they're viewed from a distance. Whenever possible, supply logos in vector format (.ai, .eps, .svg, .pdf) – this way they stay sharp at any size.
- Black areas and text
For large black areas, use rich black (e.g. C 60 / M 40 / Y 40 / K 100) to achieve a deep, even result. For small text, use plain black (K 100) – otherwise the text may look blurry or show colour shifts due to misregistration.
- Single pages (magazines and books)
Submit pages as single pages, not as spreads. The exception is when the cover is designed as one piece including the spine.
- Page count divisible by four (booklets)
For booklet-format products – brochures and magazines – the total page count must be divisible by four, for example 8, 12, 16 or 20 pages. If the count doesn't work out, a blank page is added at the end if needed.
Files that aren't sufficient on their own
- Word, OpenOffice and LibreOffice files – fonts and formatting can shift between programs. Please include a PDF version as well.
- Phone or camera photos – usually need cropping, colour adjustment and a resolution check.
- WhatsApp and social media images – are heavily compressed and don't meet print quality standards.
- Images taken from websites – are typically 72 dpi and therefore too low resolution for printing.
- Screenshots – low resolution and usually in RGB screen colour, rarely suitable for print.
Quick check before ordering
File is in PDF format · correct document size · 3 mm bleed · important elements within the safe area · images at 300 dpi at output size · logos in vector format · page count divisible by 4 (for booklets)
File is in PDF format · correct document size · 3 mm bleed · important elements within the safe area · images at 300 dpi at output size · logos in vector format · page count divisible by 4 (for booklets)
Unsure about your artwork? Send the file for review before ordering – we'll quickly let you know whether it's print-ready or needs minor corrections. This is a free service and saves time on both sides.
Paper Sizes for Print Products – Choose Correctly and Make an Impact
aDigi Print House in Helsinki offers a wide range of print products in various sizes and high-quality materials. Choosing the right paper size affects the appearance, cost, and purpose of your printed material. This guide will help you find the perfect combination for flyers, brochures, business cards, and posters.
Tip: First, think about how and where the printed product will be used.
The distribution method and the impression you want to create help determine the right size and paper quality.
A-Series Paper Sizes – Versatile and Cost-Effective
The A-series is the most common and affordable option. These standardized sizes are easy to source and suitable for almost all types of printed materials.
A4 – 210 × 297 mm
Brochures, documents, programs
A5 – 148 × 210 mm
Flyers, cards, small booklets
A6 – 105 × 148 mm
Postcards, invitations, small ads
A3 – 297 × 420 mm
Larger brochures, small posters
B-Series – For Books and Specialty Print Products
The B-series is a popular choice for books, membership magazines, and catalogs.
- B5 (176 × 250 mm) – books, association magazines
- B6 (125 × 176 mm) – pocket-sized booklets and manuals
Poster Sizes – Maximum Visibility
Large posters are highly effective for event marketing and indoor advertising.
A1 – 594 × 841 mm
Educational posters and large indoor displays
A2 – 420 × 594 mm
Common event and promotional poster size
B1 – 700 × 1000 mm
Large posters, also fits A-stands
B2 – 500 × 700 mm
Popular event poster size, also commonly used for A-stands
Special Sizes – Add a Finishing Touch to Your Design
When you want to stand out, special sizes bring a unique and memorable look to your printed product.
- 210 × 210 mm – square brochures and cards
- 99 × 210 mm (DL) – letters, direct mail
- 90 × 50 mm – standard business card size
Paper Weight and Quality – The Feel Reflects Quality
Paper weight is measured in grams per square meter (g/m²). Choose the right thickness based on the purpose of the product:
80–100 g/m²
Printing paper, inner pages
Printing paper, inner pages
120–200 g/m²
Brochures, flyers, programs
Brochures, flyers, programs
250–300 g/m²
Postcards, business cards, covers
Postcards, business cards, covers
Surface options: matte, silk matte, recycled paper, Munken qualities
Environment and Responsibility
- FSC-certified and recycled papers available
- C- and E-series sizes mainly used for envelopes
- We help you choose eco-friendly options
Find the Perfect Combination
The right size and paper quality make your printed product functional and professional. Consider the purpose, budget, distribution method, and desired impression.
Request a quote – let's design a print product together that supports your brand and leaves a lasting impression.
Don't forget the bleeds
The purpose of bleeds is to ensure that the printed product looks clean even after trimming. Even a tiny shift during cutting can cause white edges if bleeds are missing from the artwork.
Tip: Add a 3 mm bleed on every side whenever the background colour or image extends to the edge of the printed product.
Why are bleeds important?
- The press sheet shifts slightly during printing and cutting.
- Even less than a millimetre of misalignment can show up as a white stripe in the final result.
- Whenever a background colour or image reaches the edge, bleeds are needed.
How much bleed is needed?
aDigi follows the industry standard: 3 mm bleed on every side.
Example: an A4 file (210 × 297 mm) becomes 216 × 303 mm in its final size with bleeds included.
Bleed and safe area – two different things
The bleed is the area outside the trim line, where only the background colour or image extends. The safe area is the area inside the trim line, where important elements stay safe from trimming.
- Bleed (3 mm outside the edge) – only the background or image extends into this area.
- Safe area (3 mm inside the edge) – keep text, logos and other important elements within this area so they don't get cut off.
How to add bleeds in common design programs
| Program | How to add bleeds |
|---|---|
| Adobe InDesign | File → New Document → set Bleed to 3 mm on every side. |
| Adobe Illustrator | File → Document Setup → Bleed 3 mm on every side. |
| Adobe Photoshop | Create the document 6 mm larger (3 mm on every side). Add crop marks during PDF export. |
| Canva (Pro) | File → Show Bleed → drag the background colour past the visible line. When exporting, choose PDF Print and tick Crop marks and bleed. |
| Affinity Publisher / Designer | File → Document Setup → Bleed 3 mm on every side. |
| Microsoft Office, LibreOffice, OpenOffice | Office software doesn't support bleeds natively. Design the background slightly oversized or move the artwork into a design program before PDF export. |
Design tip
Take bleeds into account right from the start of the design process. Adding them later is time-consuming, and background images may stretch or break unevenly.
Summary · 3 mm bleed on every side · important elements 3 mm inside the trim line · plan bleeds in from the start · submit artwork as a print-ready PDF
Need help? We'll check the artwork for you and assist where needed. Get in touch and we'll make sure the result is just right.
How do I set up bleeds in InDesign?
It's best to set up bleeds as soon as you create a new document. This ensures that your printed product looks clean even after trimming. aDigi recommends a 3 mm bleed on every side.
Creating a new document
- Select File → New → Document
- Open the Bleed and Slug tab
- Enter 3 mm on every side (top, bottom, inside, outside)
The bleed area appears outside the document as a red frame.
Adding bleeds to an existing document
- Select File → Document Setup
- Open Bleed and Slug
- Enter 3 mm on every side
Remember: extend all backgrounds and images all the way to the outer edge of the bleed area so that no white edge remains in the final printed product.
Including bleeds in the PDF export
- Select File → Export
- Choose the PDF preset High Quality Print – RGB stays as RGB
or Press Quality – RGB is converted to CMYK - Open the Marks and Bleeds tab
- Select Crop Marks
- Set the Offset to 3 mm
- Make sure Use Document Bleed Settings is selected
- Finally, click Export
Unsure about the settings? Send a test file for review before ordering – we'll quickly check that the bleeds and other settings are correct.
Paper stock
300gsm Matt Offset – substantial and refined
300gsm matt offset is a thick, sturdy cardstock that gives your printed product a premium feel and an understated, elegant appearance. The matt finish doesn't reflect light – it creates a soft and trustworthy first impression.
Ideal for business cards, invitations, funeral programmes and other formal printed materials where the feel of the paper itself communicates quality.
📏 300 g/m²🎨 Matt finish🌱 FSC® & PEFC™🇫🇮 Printed in Helsinki
300 gWeightSolid and substantial feel in hand.
MattFinishUnderstated look without glare.
Why choose 300gsm matt offset?
Sturdy and premium
The thick 300gsm cardstock makes an immediate impression on the recipient – the paper doesn't bend in hand and resists creasing.
Matt finish without glare
An understated and soft appearance with no light reflections. Text remains easy to read in any lighting conditions.
Versatile use
Excellent choice for business cards, invitations, funeral programmes and other occasions where a refined feel matters.
Responsibly sourced
Our papers are FSC® and PEFC™ certified – wood from responsibly managed forests.
Other available weights: 90gsm, 100gsm, 120gsm, 170gsm, 200gsm, 300gsm and 400gsm. Choose the weight that matches your purpose – lighter weights suit flyers and brochures, heavier weights work best for business cards and invitations.
What is 300gsm matt offset best for?
- Business cards – the thick stock holds up to wallet wear and signals professionalism
- Invitations and wedding cards – the substantial feel suits formal occasions
- Funeral programmes – the understated matt finish is a respectful choice
- Thank you and greeting cards – sturdiness makes the card worth keeping
- Product cards and clothing tags – durable enough to handle repeated use
- Table tents and menu cards – stays upright and crisp on the table
Frequently asked questions about 300gsm matt offset
What does 300gsm paper mean?
The number refers to the paper's grammage – how much one square metre of paper weighs. 300 g/m² is a thick cardstock that feels substantial in hand and is particularly well suited for business cards and invitations.
What's the difference between matt and gloss finish?
A matt finish is understated and doesn't reflect light – it gives a softer, more refined feel. A gloss finish brings out colours and creates a more vibrant result, but can produce glare under direct light.
Can you write on 300gsm matt with a pen?
Yes. The matt surface accepts both pencil and most ballpoint or fountain pens well – unlike a glossy surface, where ink can smudge or slide. This makes 300gsm matt a great choice for cards intended to be written on.
Is the paper environmentally certified?
Yes. The papers we use are FSC® and PEFC™ certified, which means the wood material comes from responsibly managed forests.
What other weights are available?
We offer papers and cardstocks in 90gsm, 100gsm, 120gsm, 170gsm, 200gsm, 300gsm and 400gsm. 300gsm is a popular choice for business cards and invitations, while 90–170gsm suits brochures and flyers.
Can I get a paper sample before ordering?
You're welcome to visit our print shop in Hakaniemi, Helsinki – paper materials can be examined in person on weekdays from 8 am to 5 pm. We can also send paper samples by post upon request.
400g Matte Offset Board – Maximum rigidity and impact
400g matte offset board is a super sturdy and premium-quality option for print materials where first impressions truly matter. It’s designed for products that stay in your customer’s hand — and memory. Perfect for thick business cards, event passes, product tags, and high-end invitations.
Why choose 400g matte offset board?
- Exceptional rigidity: Resists bending and feels impressively firm
- Matte surface: Elegant, glare-free, and professional finish
- Ideal for: Business cards, product cards, and premium invitations
Available another weights: 90g, 100g, 120g, 170g, 200g, 300g, and 400g.
A responsible choice: boards are with FSC® and PEFC™ certification.
90g Matta Offset – Kevyt, selkeä ja kustannustehokas
90g matta offset -paperi on täydellinen valinta painotuotteisiin, joissa on paljon sivuja – kuten ohjeet, raportit, kirjat ja manuaalit. Paperi on ohut mutta laadukas: se pitää painotuotteen kevyenä ja helposti selattavana ilman, että luettavuus kärsii. Mattapinta vähentää heijastuksia, mikä parantaa lukukokemusta erityisesti tekstipainotteisissa julkaisuissa.
Miksi valita 90g matta offset?
- Kevyt ja kompakti: Ihanteellinen suuriin sivumääriin (esim. 50–150 sivua)
- Erinomainen luettavuus: Mattapinta takaa häiriöttömän lukukokemuksen
- Kustannustehokas: Edullinen ratkaisu suurivolyymisiin painatuksiin
Saatavilla myös muissa paksuuksissa: 90g, 100g, 120g, 170g, 200g, 300g ja 400g
Vastuullinen valinta: Kaikki paperit ovat saatavilla FSC®- ja PEFC™-sertifioituina. Valitsemalla sertifioidun paperin tuet kestävää metsänhoitoa.
300g Matte Offset – Premium Quality You Can Feel
300g matte offset cardstock is the perfect choice when your printed product needs to be both elegant and durable. This high-quality, sturdy paper creates a lasting first impression, making it ideal for business cards, invitations, memorial service programs, and other formal printed materials where quality matters.
Why choose 300g matte offset?
- Sturdy and premium feel: Thick cardstock that instantly signals quality and professionalism.
- Soft, non-reflective surface: Elegant matte look with no unwanted glare.
- Versatile applications: Perfect for cards, invitations, programs, and luxury print projects.
Other available weights: 90g, 100g, 120g, 170g, 200g, 300g, and 400g.
Responsible choice: Papers are available with FSC® and PEFC™ certifications, ensuring sustainable and eco-friendly printing.
Products
170g Smooth Semi-Gloss
- Best suited for image-focused brochures.
- Sharp color reproduction and detail visibility.
- Silky surface brings colors to life.
- FSC and PEFC certified.
160g Matte, 100% Recycled Paper
- Eco-friendly choice – natural white matte surface.
- Perfect for environmentally themed brochures.
- FSC, PCF and EU Ecolabel certified.
Printing Services Helsinki – fast help for all your printing needs
Got an event coming up, brochures running out or business cards needed fast? aDigi handles printing and digital print jobs in Helsinki smoothly, with a clean finish and a fast turnaround.
Our printing service is especially suitable for small and medium-sized runs, tight schedules and situations where printed materials need to be ready quickly.
Fast Digital Printing in Helsinki
aDigi’s in-house production in Helsinki helps when you need printed products quickly without compromising quality.
- Fast production – ideal for urgent printing needs
- In-house digital printing in Helsinki – production stays under control
- Print-ready PDF – the fastest way to move your job into production
- Pickup or delivery – from Helsinki to all of Finland
Tip: include the product, size, quantity and preferred delivery date when placing your order. This helps us route the job into production faster.
When Deadlines Hit
Digital printing is at its best when you need high-quality printed materials quickly.
- Trade fairs and events – brochures, flyers and roll-up banners
- Meetings – business cards and sales materials
- Last-minute updates – prices, schedules and names
- Small quantities – smart production without unnecessary overprinting
When You Need a Reliable Result
Digital printing is a good choice when you need sharp print quality, clean finishing and a reliable schedule.
- Sharp text and logos – a clean, professional finish
- Good colour reproduction – suitable for business materials
- Clean finishing – trimming, folding and binding when needed
- Personal file check – your artwork is reviewed before production
Most Common Printing Service Products
If you are not sure which product is the best fit, tell us how you plan to use it. We will help you choose the most practical option.
Business Cards
For making a strong first impression and sharing your contact details easily.
Roll-up Banners
A portable display solution for trade fairs, presentations and events.
How to Ensure the Fastest Turnaround
- File format: print-ready PDF
- Size: correct final size
- Bleed: 2–3 mm if the image or background extends to the edge
- Resolution: usually 300 dpi at final size
- Colours: CMYK recommended, RGB also accepted
Why Order from aDigi?
- In-house production in Helsinki – schedule and quality stay under control
- Fast and flexible service – suitable also for urgent jobs
- Clear communication – you will know quickly if your file needs corrections
- Online store and quote requests – order directly or ask for help
Frequently Asked Questions About Printing Services
How quickly can I get my printed products?
If your file is a print-ready PDF with the required bleed, urgent jobs can often be completed quickly. Production time depends on the product, quantity and current production situation.
What does a print-ready PDF mean?
A print-ready PDF has the correct size, sufficient image resolution, embedded or outlined fonts and the required bleed for designs that extend to the edge.
Do I need bleed?
Yes, if the background, image or colour extends to the edge of the finished product. The usual recommendation is 2–3 mm bleed.
Can I submit artwork from Word or PowerPoint?
Yes, but the fastest and most reliable option is to supply a print-ready PDF. aDigi can also help check your artwork if needed.
What image resolution is recommended?
A good general recommendation is 300 dpi at final size. For large-format prints, a lower resolution may be sufficient, but text and logos should always remain sharp.
aDigi Printing House – fast and flexible digital printing in Helsinki. Order online or ask us to check your file before production.
Printed Envelopes – Selection Guide & FAQ
Which size, which style—windowed or non-windowed? This page gives you quick clarity for choosing and ordering the right envelopes.
Tip: if you send lots of invoices, a window envelope saves time. If you send quotes/contracts, a clean non-window envelope often looks more premium.
Sizes: C4 / C5 / DL (C65) / C6Windowed / non-windowedStandard / design / recycledPrinting: logo + details
Quick pick: what are you mailing?
When you want “A4 without folding”
C4 is the safe choice: A4 goes in flat, no folds.
- Contracts and official documents
- Reports and certificates
- Quotes where you want a polished feel
When you fold A4 once
C5 is very common: A4 folded once (to A5) fits neatly.
- Cover letters and brochures
- Invitations and campaign mail
- Everyday business mail
When you fold A4 twice
DL (C65) is the classic invoice / letter envelope.
- Invoices and statements
- Letters where the address is already printed on the letter
- Bulk mailings
Windowed or not?
Windowed = speed and efficiency.
Non-window = a more premium impression.
- Window: invoices, reminders, bulk mail
- Non-window: quotes, contracts, invitations
- Design: when you want to stand out right from the envelope
Most common sizes and use cases
| Size | What fits inside? | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| C4 | A4 without folding | Contracts, reports, official documents |
| C5 | A4 folded once (A5) | Cover letters, brochures, invitations |
| DL (C65) | A4 folded twice | Invoices, notices, bulk mailings |
Brand tip: An envelope is often the recipient’s “first physical touchpoint” with your company. A logo + clear sender details on the envelope makes a surprisingly big difference in perceived professionalism.
Envelopes: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the minimum order quantity for printed envelopes?
Typically, the minimum is 500 pcs (one box). Smaller runs like 25–250 pcs are possible, but the unit price is usually higher.
How fast can I get the envelopes?
Typical turnaround for printed envelopes is about 2–4 business days after artwork approval. If you’re in a hurry, mention it right away when ordering and we’ll find the fastest sensible option.
Should I choose windowed or non-window envelopes?
Window envelopes are best for an efficient invoice and bulk-mail process (the address shows through the window). Non-window envelopes work better when you want a more premium first impression (quotes, contracts, invitations).
Where should I place the logo and sender details?
The most common and clearest layout is logo in the top-left corner, with company name and return address next to or under it. You can also add phone and website if you want.
What file format should I deliver for printing?
Print-ready PDF is usually the safest option. You can also send your logo and we can help set it up print-ready.
CMYK or RGB—which should I use?
CMYK is recommended for print for the most predictable colour reproduction. RGB files are also OK.
What does “safe area” mean on an envelope?
Safe area means: keep important elements (logo, text) far enough from the edges. A common guideline is about 10–20 mm from the edge. Printing typically requires roughly 5 mm of white margin near edges.
Are recycled envelopes a good choice for businesses?
If sustainability is part of your brand (and today it often is), a 100% recycled envelope is a strong, easy signal of your values—and it looks great, too. Availability can be limited. Standard envelopes are often thicker and come in a wider range of options.
Can I order envelopes and other branded items at the same time?
Yes—many customers order a full “brand stationery set” at once (e.g., business cards, brochures, notepads). It keeps the look consistent and saves time.
Order the right envelope quickly
Choose based on what you’re mailing—and order directly from the webshop:
- Standard envelopes – everyday business mail
- Window envelopes – invoices and bulk mail
- Design envelopes – when you want to stand out
- Recycled envelopes – a more sustainable choice
If you want, I can also make a version with a “choose your envelope in 3 questions” mini-guide (contents → window or not → paper/feel).
The right roll-up size depends on the space and how it will be used. 85×200 cm is the most popular and safest all-round size for trade fairs, shops, lobbies and events.
- 60×200 cm: for narrow spaces and easy transport
- 85×200 cm: the most popular size for general use
- 100×200 cm: when you want a little more visibility
- 120×200 cm: for a backdrop or a larger brand display
- 150×200 cm: for maximum visual impact
- Tabletop roll-up A4 / A3: for counters, receptions and info desks
Roll-ups are usually printed on blockout material, which prevents show-through. The recommended file format is a print-ready PDF.
aDigi Printing House: Why choose a local, agile print partner?
Got an event coming up soon? Running out of business cards right before an important sales week? When deadlines are tight, you need one thing: high-quality print products delivered on time — without hassle.
aDigi is a Helsinki-based printing partner that’s fast, flexible, and easy to work with. We help companies look professional everywhere they show up.
Fast turnaroundPrinted locally in HelsinkiPersonal serviceAll print products in one place
Why working with a local printer in Helsinki makes sense
Speed you can rely on
- No long shipping chains or unexpected delays
- Pickup is possible when time really matters
- Fast adjustments if plans change last minute
Quality you can feel confident about
- Choose the right paper and materials with expert help
- Proofing is easier when precision matters
- Support from real printing professionals
All your print products under one roof
For marketing & branding
- Business cards, flyers and brochures
- Folders, booklets and printed publications
- Stickers, labels and custom packaging prints
For events & exhibitions
- Roll-up banners and posters
- Beach flags and large-format signage
- Handouts and promotional materials
For office & everyday business
- Branded envelopes, forms and stationery
- Signs, window graphics and direction boards
- Gift cards and tickets (with optional numbering)
How ordering from aDigi works
1) Send your artwork (or just the idea)
Upload a print-ready PDF — or let us help you prepare the file professionally.
2) Quick check before production
We review the technical details to make sure everything prints perfectly.
3) Local production & fast delivery
Printed in Helsinki → delivered quickly anywhere in Finland.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
How quickly can I receive my order in Helsinki?
Many standard products are ready within 1–3 business days, and urgent jobs can often be produced even faster. Just ask about express options.
What file format should I provide?
We recommend a print-ready PDF with bleed and correct resolution. If you're unsure, you can request a file check before production.
Can I review paper or material samples first?
Yes — we’re happy to help you choose the best option and show sample materials when needed.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
Not really. Digital printing allows small batches and even single items for many products.
Do you deliver outside Helsinki?
Absolutely. We deliver quickly across all of Finland.
How can I make sure colors print correctly?
Use CMYK artwork, and for brand-critical colors, we recommend ordering a proof before the full print run.
Need a fast, professional print partner?
aDigi makes printing simple: speed, quality, and personal support — all from one trusted team.
FAQ: Business Card Size – Standard Dimensions & Design Tips
Want your card to look great and fit in a wallet? Then focus on three things: the right size, enough bleed, and a sensible safe area.
Most common in Finland: 85 × 55 mmTypical bleed: 2–3 mmSafe area: 3–5 mmPrint-ready PDF = fastest
What is the standard business card size in Finland?
The most common and safest choice in Finland (and across Europe) is 85 × 55 mm. It matches the size of a credit card, so people are more likely to keep it instead of losing it at the bottom of a pocket.
Recommended: 85 × 55 mm
- Fits standard wallets and card holders
- Great for events, sales and everyday networking
- Easy to design – lots of ready-made templates
Alternative: 90 × 50 mm
- An older Finnish “classic” format
- A subtle way to stand out
- Choose it if your brand prefers a slimmer look
This size used to be more common, but 85 × 55 mm is now the mainstream standard.
Quick size table: what fits your use case?
| Size | Best for | Pro tip |
|---|---|---|
| 85 × 55 mm | General use, sales, networking | The safest choice – “fits everywhere.” |
| 90 × 50 mm | When you want a slightly different feel | Keep typography airy so it won’t look cramped. |
| 55 × 55 mm (square) | Visual industries, minimalist branding | Limit text – logo + one core message. |
| 170 × 55 mm (fold to 85 × 55) | Appointments, loyalty cards, mini-brochure | Use inner pages for services, pricing, QR. |
| 70 × 28 mm (mini card) | Product inserts, a “hook” giveaway | Works well as a QR + URL/social card. |
How to prepare a print-ready business card (no hassle)
1) Bleed 2 mm
If your background or image goes to the edge, extend it into the bleed area. This prevents unwanted white edges after trimming.
Example: 85 × 55 mm finished size → artwork with bleed is typically 89 × 59 mm.
2) Safe area 3–5 mm
Keep logos, names and contact details clearly inside the edge (about 3–5 mm from the trim line) so nothing important gets too close to cutting.
- Don’t place text right on the edge
- Avoid thin border frames (they can look uneven after trimming)
- Keep QR codes inside and large enough
3) Resolution & colour
- Images: typically at least 300 dpi at final size (aDigi often recommends 400 dpi)
- Colour: CMYK is ideal; RGB is possible but can shift when printed
4) Bleed settings in common tools
InDesign/Illustrator: set bleed in document settings. Canva: export “PDF Print” and enable “Crop marks and bleed.”
Which type of business card should you choose?
Classic and safe
When you want to stand out
A more eco-style look
If you want us to design it
Send your logo + text + wishes, and we’ll clean up the layout professionally.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best business card size in Finland?
For most people, 85 × 55 mm is the best choice because it’s the standard size and fits a wallet like a credit card.
How much bleed do I need?
Typically 2 mm on each side. Example: 85 × 55 mm finished size → artwork with bleed is usually 89 × 59 mm.
What is a safe area and why does it matter?
The safe area is about 3–5 mm inside the trim. Keep text and logos inside it so nothing important gets cut off.
Can I design a business card in Canva?
Yes. Export as “PDF Print” and enable “Crop marks and bleed.”
What resolution should I use for images?
A good rule of thumb is 300 dpi at final size for sharp print quality.
Should I choose a folded business card?
Yes, if you need extra space (appointments, services, loyalty info). A common format is 170 × 55 mm, folded to 85 × 55 mm.
Choose a size people actually keep (and that looks professional)
When size + bleed + safe area are correct, your business card instantly looks more premium.
aDigi Printing House – business cards produced in Helsinki. If you want, we can check your file before printing.
Printing
Save the Date Card – Complete Guide for Wedding & Event Planners
Planning a wedding? Or a big celebration where you want guests to reserve the date early?
A Save the Date card is a stylish first announcement: guests mark the day now – the official invitation follows later.
The first impression starts hereA6, A5, square or long formatPrinted locally in HelsinkiFast delivery across Finland
Tip: If your wedding is in peak season or far away, sending a Save the Date early increases attendance significantly.
What is a Save the Date card?
A Save the Date is a simple pre-notice: date + names + location (and optionally “invitation to follow”). It helps guests block the date before their calendars fill up.
When should you send it?
- Typically 6–12 months before weddings
- For destination weddings: 9–15 months ahead
- If guests are travelling from abroad
Why does it work?
- Guests reserve the date early
- The event feels important right away
- Your wedding style begins immediately
In short: Save the Date = secure the day now → invite later, with less stress.
Most popular Save the Date card sizes
Choose the size based on whether you want a compact card or a bold design statement.
Quick pick: A6 = safe & mail-friendly, A5 = bold, 99×210 = modern, square = trendy.
What should be included on a Save the Date card?
Must-have details
- The date (big and clear)
- The couple’s names
- City / region
- “Invitation to follow”
Nice extras (optional)
- Wedding website link
- QR code for info or RSVP
- A short mood line (1–2 sentences)
Pro tip: Keep Save the Date simple — save full details for the official invitation.
Best print quality & fastest production
1) Deliver a print-ready PDF
- Correct final size
- Images typically 300 dpi
- CMYK (or “Print PDF” export settings)
2) Don’t forget bleed
- 2–3 mm bleed if background reaches edges
- Keep text safely inside margins
- Avoid thin border frames at the edge
Tip: We can check your file before printing if you’re unsure about bleed, fonts or colors.
FAQ – Save the Date cards
What is the best Save the Date card size?
A6 is the most popular and easiest to mail. A5 gives more space for photos, while 99×210 looks modern and square formats feel trendy.
How early should Save the Date cards be sent?
Typically 6–12 months before the wedding. For destination weddings or peak season, even earlier is recommended.
Can Save the Date cards be mailed like postcards?
Yes. Especially A6 works perfectly as a postcard and often becomes a keepsake.
What if I don’t have a print-ready file?
No worries — we can help finalize your design or create the full layout to match your wedding style.
What file format is recommended?
A print-ready PDF is the safest option. When size, bleed and resolution are correct, production is fastest.
Can I add a QR code?
Absolutely. QR codes are great for wedding websites, RSVP pages or accommodation info — just keep them large and clear.
Make sure your guests reserve the date
A Save the Date card is a small step with a big impact — lock the day in, start the mood early, and reduce planning stress.
aDigi Printing House – Save the Date cards and wedding print products, printed fast in Helsinki and delivered across Finland.
Environmentally Friendly Paper for Printed Products
Looking for a more sustainable option for brochures, business cards or envelopes? Environmentally friendly paper is a smart choice that supports both your brand and everyday sustainability goals.
This guide explains how to choose a more environmentally responsible paper and printing solution without compromising quality.
- Recycled papers – a natural and responsible choice
- FSC® and PEFC™ – certified paper options
- Digital printing – print only what you need
- Local production – printed in Helsinki, delivered throughout Finland
What Does Environmentally Friendly Paper Mean?
Sustainable printing is not just about one paper grade. It is a combination of responsible forestry, recyclable materials and sensible production quantities.
Recycled Papers and Boards
- Fibre: partly or fully recycled
- Appearance: a natural look that supports a responsible brand image
- Applications: brochures, cards, invitations and business cards
FSC® and PEFC™ Certifications
FSC® and PEFC™ certified papers indicate that the raw materials come from responsibly managed forests.
- FSC®: internationally recognised certification
- PEFC™: widely used certification, especially in Finland
- Benefit: a trusted choice for businesses and organisations
Sustainability in Digital Printing
aDigi is a modern printing house in Helsinki. For us, sustainability is built on responsible material choices, local production and efficient print runs.
- No unnecessary overproduction – print exactly the quantity you need
- Paper matters most – FSC-certified and recycled options are often the most sustainable choice
- Local printing in Helsinki – shorter and more controlled supply chains
- Durable end products – longer lifespan reduces the need for reprints
- Recyclability – avoid unnecessary plastic coatings when maximum recyclability is the goal
Tip: If sustainability is an important part of your campaign or brand, let us know when placing your order. We will help you choose the most suitable paper and finishing options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is environmentally friendly paper always more expensive?
Not necessarily. FSC® and PEFC™ certified papers are often very cost-effective. Fully recycled specialty boards may cost slightly more, but pricing depends on the application and quantity.
Can recycled paper deliver high print quality?
Yes. Modern digital printing produces sharp text and excellent colour reproduction on recycled materials as well.
What is the difference between FSC® and PEFC™ certifications?
Both certifications ensure responsible forest management. FSC® is internationally recognised, while PEFC™ is particularly common in Finland.
How can I make my printed product easier to recycle?
Choose paper-based solutions and avoid unnecessary plastic coatings, laminates or multi-layer constructions whenever possible.
How does aDigi support sustainable printing?
We print locally in Helsinki, use certified materials and help customers select the most suitable environmentally responsible options for each project.
Custom Logo Stickers – Complete Guide (Materials, Use & Design Tips)
Need stickers for products, packaging, devices or windows?
At aDigi, you get professional logo stickers and special-purpose decals — printed in Helsinki using Mimaki UV inkjet technology.
Mimaki UV inkjet printingIndoor & outdoor useVinyl & specialty stickersCustom shape cutting
Tip: Tell us use case + size + quantity + indoor/outdoor + surface type and we’ll recommend the best sticker material and adhesive.
Quick Guide: Which sticker is best for what?
Most popular logo stickers
- Vinyl sticker – durable all-purpose choice
- Laptop sticker – branding for devices & giveaways
- Fan sticker – campaigns, events, clubs
- Membership sticker – associations & yearly labels
Special applications
- Window sticker – shop windows & promotions
- Device label – identification & instructions
- Warning sticker – safety and guidance
- Floor sticker – wayfinding and durable signage
- Cut letters – clean painted-on look
- Air-release vinyl – easier installation, fewer bubbles
- Clear sticker – premium “no label” effect
Why Mimaki UV inkjet is excellent for stickers
- Sharp detail – logos and small text stay crisp
- Versatile – works on many vinyl and film materials
- Fast production – perfect for small and medium runs
- Custom cutting – round, square or fully custom shapes
Materials & Adhesives – How to choose correctly
White or clear vinyl?
- White vinyl – best general choice with strong brand colours
- Clear stickers – premium look, but white ink may require special handling
Removable or permanent adhesive?
- Removable – campaigns and short-term use
- Permanent – devices, signage, long-lasting labels
- Challenging surfaces – tell us if it’s rough plastic, powder-coated metal, outdoor etc.
Indoor vs Outdoor durability
- Indoor use – most vinyl materials work well
- Outdoor use – weather-resistant vinyl + suitable adhesive
- Heavy wear (floor decals) – requires extra durability
Artwork Guidelines (Fastest Production)
1) Print-ready PDF
- CMYK or print-PDF settings
- Fonts embedded or outlined
- Add bleed if artwork goes to the edge
2) Cut contour (shape cutting)
- Provide a vector cut path for custom shapes
- Simpler shapes = easier and often more cost-effective
- For cut letters: minimum size and spacing matter
3) Installation tips
- Clean the surface thoroughly (dust & grease removed)
- Install at room temperature when possible
- For large decals, air-release vinyl helps avoid bubbles
FAQ – Custom Logo Stickers
What information should I provide for a quote?
Use case, size, quantity, indoor/outdoor, surface type, and whether you need removable or permanent adhesive.
Can you print small batches?
Yes. Mimaki UV printing is ideal for small and medium sticker quantities and fast campaigns.
How do I choose the right adhesive?
Removable is best for short-term campaigns, permanent for long-lasting signage and devices. For difficult surfaces, we’ll recommend the right solution.
Are clear stickers suitable for all logos?
Clear vinyl is stylish, but light colours and white elements need special consideration. Tell us your design goals and we’ll advise.
How can I avoid bubbles during installation?
Use a clean surface, install carefully, and choose air-release vinyl for larger decals.
What file format is best?
We recommend a print-ready PDF. For shape-cut stickers, include a vector contour cut path.
Order logo stickers easily
Tell us where the sticker will be used, and we’ll help you choose the best material and adhesive.
Upload Your Artwork
Upload your print-ready PDF file here. If your artwork is not ready yet, you can add the product to your cart and upload the file later.
We personally check every file.
We review all artwork before printing. You will receive an order confirmation informing you whether the file is ready for production or requires adjustments.
We review all artwork before printing. You will receive an order confirmation informing you whether the file is ready for production or requires adjustments.
Preview note:
The preview only displays the first page of the PDF. The complete file, including all pages, will still be uploaded correctly.
Quick Artwork Checklist
- File format: print-ready PDF
- Size: final finished size (width × height)
- Bleed: 3 mm on each side
- Resolution: 150–300 dpi at final size
- Colours: CMYK recommended, RGB also accepted
Supported file formats:
PDF, jpg, jpeg, png, gif, ai, eps, psd, tiff, tif, svg, avif, heic, heif, zip, rar
Other file formats should preferably be compressed into a ZIP archive before uploading.
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