How to print
Once you have downloaded a pack, it's up to you how to print it. For best results, I highly recommend finding a print shop near you and asking for a print with the following characteristics:
| Size | A3 (297 × 420 mm) | Cards will be roughly the same size as regular playing cards. |
| Ink colors | 4/1 | This means each page is full color on the front (CMYK), and grayscale on the back side. |
| Paper type | Coated 350g/m2 | This is thick, shiny paper. |
| Lamination | Gloss | Protects the cards with a thin layer of plastic, and gives them a nice look and feel. |
Size: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
Cards will be roughly the same size as regular playing cards.
Ink colors: 4/1
This means each page is full color on the front (CMYK), and grayscale on the back side.
Paper type: Coated 350g/m2
This is thick, shiny paper.
Lamination: Gloss
Protects the cards with a thin layer of plastic, and gives them a nice look and feel.
Additional tips
Printing:- Remember pages are A3-sized; that's larger than regular A4/letter paper.
- Print a single page first just in case, to ensure the colors look good and the smallest texts are easily legible.
- If using a print shop, you might want to ask in more than one place, as the print price may vary significantly.
- If laminated, cut the cards with a box cutter instead of scissors (the latter may result in rough edges and unstuck lamination).
- Stick closely to the cutting lines and don't rush.