For both Illustrator and InDesign templates, ensure that Layer 2 is selected to enable you to begin creating your badge artwork.
Artwork should be designed using CMYK colour output, and with the inclusion of bleed on any elements that extend to the die line.
Once complete, artwork must be exported to or saved as PDF, with crop marks and bleed included.

!!!!IMPORTANT!!!!
The die lines indicate important areas of your badge product design.
- The green die line indicates the safe area of your design. Any important content should remain inside this line, or risk loss in the final print.
- The yellow line indicates your overall badge product size.
- The blue line indicates where your artwork will be cut for production of your final product.
- The pink line indicates the bleed required for your design. Any element that extend beyond the yellow badge size line should continue to the bleed line.

Die lines will be visible in your exported file, but will be excluded from the final print.

Borders and other elements that rely on even positioning from the inner edge of the final sticker are not recommended due to standard print variation that can occur (1-2mm shift).


If you have any concerns or questions, please contact our Client Service team via enquiry@uqprint.com.au