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Printing

Variable data printing

Digital means every sheet can be different: names, numbers, versions, and addresses from your data.

Because our presses are digital, changing the artwork between sheets costs nothing. Variable data printing uses that to personalize a run from your spreadsheet: a name on every invitation, a sequential number on every ticket, a different offer for every region.

Send the design and the data; we handle the merge, proof the edge cases (longest name, widest number), and run it with the same color standard as everything else.

What we do

Personalization

Names and details merged from your list onto invitations, cards, and kits.

Sequential numbering

Tickets, certificates, and limited editions numbered in sequence.

Versioned campaigns

Different artwork, offers, or codes by segment. One run, many versions.

Data handling

We take the spreadsheet, run the merge, and proof the extremes before printing.

Every sheet different

A data file drives the run: names, numbers, codes, or whole layouts swap per piece at full press speed. One pass, no versioned plates, no minimums per version.

Admit one
Avery Brooks
№ 1042

What we personalize

  • Invitations
  • Numbered tickets
  • Certificates
  • Direct mail
  • Versioned campaign kits
  • Membership cards

The equipment

Frequently asked questions

What data format do you need?

A spreadsheet (CSV or Excel) with one row per piece. We map the columns to the design and send a proof before anything runs.

Does variable printing slow the run down?

No. Digital presses image every sheet fresh anyway, so a thousand unique pieces run at the same speed as a thousand identical ones.

Can you proof it before the whole run prints?

Yes. We proof representative records, including the longest names and largest numbers, so layout surprises get caught before the run.

Have a variable data printing project?

This work is quoted, not carted. Tell us the pieces, quantities, and timeline. A real person who runs the equipment will price it.