Instructions for Preparing Card Files for Printing at MB Print At MB Print, we ensure the highest print quality. Proper file preparation affects the final result of the game. Check our tips to make your project look perfect after printing. Player Boards Tokens Cards Boxes Boards Instructions Instructions for Preparing Card Files for Printing at MB Print Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. But the euismod nunc is aliquam. 5 most Important Rules Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. But the euismod nunc is aliquam. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. But the euismod nunc is aliquam. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. But the euismod nunc is aliquam. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. But the euismod nunc is aliquam. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. But the euismod nunc is aliquam. Card division by size Each card format (e.g., 41 mm x 63 mm, 63.5 mm x 89 mm, etc.) should be prepared as a separate PDF file. If you’re printing cards in different sizes, create separate files for each size. Example: 41 mm x 63 mm deck → file kowalski_41x63.pdf 63.5 mm x 89 mm deck → file kowalski_63.5×89.pdf Card arrangement in the PDF file The file should contain alternating front and back sides of the cards. Each card is two consecutive pages in the PDF file: Example for a 30-card deck: page 1 – front of card no. 1 page 2 – back of card no. 1 page 3 – front of card no. 2 page 4 – back of card no. 2 … and so on, up to page 60. If the deck is to have several identical cards, these cards should be duplicated in the file Card orientation (portrait or landscape) Prepare the PDF file according to the card usage orientation: Portrait cards → pages in portrait orientation. Landscape cards → pages in landscape orientation. Important: If you have both portrait and landscape cards in one file, pay special attention to this! For cards that are arranged in an orientation different from how they will actually be used, you must rotate the backs 180 degrees relative to the fronts. Page size and bleed The pages in the PDF file should be 6 mm larger than the card dimension in length and 6 mm in width (3 mm bleed on each side). Example: 63 mm x 88 mm card → PDF page: 69 mm x 94 mm. The bleed is an additional 3 mm of graphics that extends beyond the target card size. The bleed must be an extension of the card graphics, not an arbitrary color or white frame. The exception is when the card itself has a white frame – only then can white be considered as bleed. In all other cases, the graphics should be extended to the bleed area. You can read more about the rules for creating bleed here: https://www.mbprint.pl/czym-jest-spad-drukarski/ Download templates Not sure if your file is prepared correctly? Submit it to us using the form below. We’ll review it and let you know if everything is correct or if there’s anything we can improve. Email Message File link Remember to allow access for everyone in sharing settings By sending a message through the contact form you accept the Terms of Service Time to Print your Game. Bring your idea to life today. Upload your files, select materials, and we’ll take care of the rest. We print quickly, precisely, and with the quality your game deserves. Group Orders Custom Orders We treat each order individually. Whether you need a single project or a larger series, we ensure professional service and high-quality execution. Custom Orders Prototype series Before starting full production, we’ll prepare a prototype for you. This way, you can check the quality, colors, and details before finalizing your order. Save time and money by testing a sample first. Prototype series Here’s a Test CTA Heading In Polish – Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Egestas proin natoque tellus quam egestas dolor erat. Metus augue sagittis ultrices iaculis tellus. A feugiat adipiscing malesuada neque. Purus dictum tellus enim in nunc sem. Tincidunt nunc maecenas fusce vehicula. Link to homepage