How to Prepare Canva Artwork for Custom Label Printing
Canva can be practical for label design when the document is built at the correct size and exported carefully. Use this workflow before submitting artwork.
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Custom Label Shapes: When Round, Square, Oval and Die-Cut Work Best
Shape changes how a label fits a package and how much usable design area it provides. Compare round, square, oval and custom die-cut directions.
Transparent Backgrounds in Label Artwork: When They Matter
Transparency in a design file can mean something very different on clear, white or metallic label material. Learn when a transparent background is useful and when it is misleading.
Barcodes on Custom Labels: Design Rules for Better Scanning
Barcode reliability depends on size, contrast, quiet zones and package placement. Learn the design habits that reduce scanning problems.
How Small Can Text Be on a Product Label?
Tiny text may fit the layout but still fail in real use. Learn what affects label readability and how to test small typography before production.
Should You Outline Fonts Before Sending Label Artwork?
Missing fonts can change a label layout unexpectedly. Learn when outlining fonts is useful, what it changes and what to keep before converting text.
QR Codes on Product Labels: Sizing, Contrast and Placement Tips
QR codes can connect packaging to instructions, menus, stories or campaigns, but only if customers can scan them reliably. Learn the key design considerations.
RGB vs CMYK for Custom Labels: What Brand Owners Need to Know
Screens and print create color differently. Learn why RGB artwork can change in print, what CMYK means and how to set realistic color expectations.
Label Artwork Resolution: DPI, Raster Images and Print Sharpness
A large image on screen can still print soft if it does not contain enough pixels at final label size. Learn how DPI and scaling affect label artwork.