Crafted with care for the planet, all our products are printed using green energy, FSC-certified paper, and water-based inks—while prioritising local production to keep our carbon footprint as low as possible.
Print.one offers the following products:
Postcards
Greeting cards
Letters in envelope
A sturdy postcard on premium 350 gsm paper (FSC-certified), ready to send without an envelope. Choose the look that best fits your design: an elegant matte finish for a subtle touch, or a glossy finish to make your colors pop.
Sizes:
A6 (landscape, 105 x 148 mm)
A5 (landscape, 148 x 210 mm)
SQ15 (square, 146 x 146 mm)
Finishes: GLOSSY or MATTE
A luxurious square greeting card, folded on premium, heavyweight paper. Thanks to the round window in the matching square envelope, the address printed on the back of the card is both clearly and playfully displayed.
Size: SQ14 (146 x 146 mm)
Finishes: GLOSSY or MATTE
A crisp, full-color A4 letter printed on 80 gsm FSC-certified paper. Neatly folded in half and sent in a classic white C5 window envelope for a polished, professional presentation.
Size: A4 in C5 window envelope
Finishes: not available
The dimensions of all postcards and greeting cards are described below. The dimensions include a 35-pixel bleed all around. The dimensions are landscape (width x height).
Postcards
A6 Postcard - 1819 x 1311 pixels
A5 Postcard - 2551 x 1819 pixels
SQ15 Square Postcard - 1819 x 1819 pixels
Greeting Cards
SQ14 Greeting Card - 3378 x 1724 pixels
The back of the greeting cards has a circle with space for the address. This circle has a diameter of 77 mm (= 909 px).
When printing, the printer always trims a 3 mm border around your design. This is called the trim margin or bleed.
Therefore, it is important that:
Your background or image always extends beyond this trim margin. This prevents white edges after trimming.
The standard trim margin is 3 mm (35 pixels), regardless of size.
Our templates already take this into account. This automatically creates an additional 35-pixel border around your design that is trimmed away. In the editor, you'll see the trim line as a gray, dotted line .
To ensure that your text and important elements aren't too close to the edge, we recommend positioning them within the green, dotted line in the editor.
Want to learn more about how bleed works? Then see the detailed explanation here.