My Printables are designed to print on home printers. Just open the document using Adobe Acrobat Reader and select Print. If your printer has the option, select edge-to-edge printing. Always print at 100%. A color printer is recommended for games and party products. A black laser printer is recommended for […]
All printable products are designed to print on standard US Letter paper (8.5” x 11”) but A4 paper works well too. They allow for a 1/4”–1/2” border around the edges to accommodate most home computers. I recommend a bright white 110 lb. cardstock for most of the games; regular copy […]
Yes! I frequently print my products at a local copy shop. I have also had great luck with Staples and Office Depot. The terms of use are clearly printed on the copyright page of each product, stating that you are allowed to print the file.
Maybe. It depends on the shop and the uploader. I’ve had some work just fine. Others not. If the uploaded files don’t print correctly, you can try emailing the file or putting them on a thumb drive and taking them to the shop.
As many as you wish—as long as it is for your PERSONAL USE. See more on the Terms of Use page.
No. Adobe Acrobat Reader allows you to print pages individually. Just scroll to the page you want to print, select Print, then select “Current Page” from the Dialog box.
No. They require .jpg files. My files are PDF.
Because all monitors display a little differently, you will notice that printed colors vary somewhat from what you see on your screen. In addition, the type of printer used, it’s settings, and the type and quality of the paper you use will all have an impact on the final printed […]
I don’t recommend it. Because printers vary so much, it may be difficult to get them to line up correctly. However, some of the party packs recommend printing on full-page label paper, then trimming or punching out the designs. Crop marks and instructions are included in the packs.