A print-file check first. A clearly explained correction second.
The service is designed to keep the technical production work in the background while making every customer-facing decision clear.
The process
Upload the actual file
Use the PDF, JPG or PNG you intend to print. Preset sizes do not ask you to choose portrait or landscape; the uploaded artwork decides its orientation automatically.
Choose the finished size
Pick a familiar preset such as A5 or A4. Width and height are only requested when you deliberately choose Custom size.
Read the free report
The results explain the file in normal language: finished size, bleed, image quality, pages, colour considerations and relevant PDF checks.
Review the proposed fix
If the problem can be corrected automatically, the report lists the actual operations before payment — including image-to-PDF conversion where needed, resizing and bleed correction.
Download the checked PDF
After correction, the resulting PDF is checked again. You receive that corrected file and should review it visually before ordering print.
Image files
What happens to a JPG or PNG?
Conversion happens before correction
The complete image is converted to PDF first. The PDF then goes through the size, bleed and other eligible correction steps.
No automatic crop
The fix keeps the full image. If its proportions differ from the chosen print size, the resize can stretch the design to fill the exact finished dimensions. The report warns about this before the fix is run.
What an automatic fix does not promise
New image detail
A low-resolution source remains limited by the detail in the original. Resizing a file cannot recover detail that was never there.
Exact colour match
Printed colour depends on the output process, profile, ink and stock. A screen preview is not a contractual colour proof.
Creative redesign
The service corrects production setup. It does not rewrite text, move logos, repair layout decisions or redesign the artwork.