PRINT READY · LOCAL CHECK
Print-ready preflight check
Check a PDF, JPG, PNG or WebP against the size you plan to print. Read effective PPI, bleed planning, orientation and file signals before a human proof.
FREE · BROWSER-BASED
Make the next print decision with evidence
No signup · no stored artwork
Check the file before the press sees it
A preflight is a decision aid, not a production certificate. It catches the measurable problems customers can fix early: a canvas that is too small, an image placed at a weak effective PPI, a missing bleed allowance, or a file orientation that does not match the finished piece.
- Enter the finished size and the assumptions that are actually true for this job.
- Read each warning, not only the headline color. A warning is a next action.
- Confirm the exact official template, then request a proof when the detail matters.
What this tool cannot certify
No browser calculator can see every production decision. It cannot approve a complex PDF’s fonts, overprint, fold order, variable data, spelling, legal copy, official template fit or a final printed QR scan. Those checks remain part of the official guideline and proof process.
| If you need… | Open… |
|---|---|
| Effective PPI and color signals | Print Clear |
| PDF, JPG or PNG orientation | Rotate Files |
| Final human review | File Uploader |
Questions customers ask before printing
What does this preflight check?
It checks the selected file type, image dimensions, effective PPI at your finished size, bleed planning, orientation, and basic file signals. It does not approve fonts, overprint, folds, spelling, safe zones, or every raster object inside a complex PDF. Use the official product template for the final production decision.
Does a green result replace a proof?
No. Use the exact official product guideline and request a human proof when the design, trim, folds, QR code, small type, or color is important. A green result means only that the measurable inputs fit the planning assumptions you entered; it cannot inspect every object or finishing instruction.
Are my files uploaded?
Image dimensions are read in your browser. PDFs are inspected for page geometry when the browser PDF helper is available; the original is not stored by this tool. Your local file stays in the browser session, and you should still compare the final exported proof with the untouched original.