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Artwork Templates & Print Setup

Dielines, bleed, safe zones, color modes, and file formats for custom-printed Empti hardware and packaging.

8 min readLast updated Jun 15, 2026Published Dec 1, 2025

Great custom print starts with a correctly prepared file. Download the dieline for your product, design within the safe zone, and export to spec so your run prints right the first time.

What's covered

  • Where to find the right dieline
  • Bleed, trim, and safe zones
  • Color mode and Pantone matching
  • Accepted file formats

Start from the dieline

Every printable Empti SKU has a dieline template. Place artwork on the artwork layer; never move or edit the dieline layer. Templates below are provided in Illustrator and PDF.

Bleed, trim & safe zones

Extend backgrounds to the bleed line and keep critical text and logos inside the safe zone. Wraps on cylindrical hardware have a seam — avoid placing logos across it.

Color mode & matching

Submit CMYK for process print and specify Pantone (PMS) values for spot or brand-critical colors. Note that direct-to-hardware printing has a slightly different gamut than paper — request a proof for color-critical brands.

Accepted file formats

Provide vector artwork (AI, PDF, or EPS) with fonts outlined. Raster elements should be 300 DPI at final size. See the customization checklist for the full submission spec.

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