How to Submit an Order for Digital Press Printing:
1. Submit your print-ready PDF’s (or Jpegs) via e-mail to prolab@studio22.co.za or pop into the store, alternatively, request one of our designers to quote on your requirements. If submitting your own artwork, please see the clips about ‘crop marks’ and ‘bleed’ below. Be sure to include your requirements for paper stock, size, quantity, and deadline.
2. We print your proof for approval in-store. If you are 100% confident and prefer we proceed without your signature, please mention this in your e-mail instructions.
3. You can opt to place your order and pay in-store or we will send a Pro-forma invoice via e-mail for an EFT or Credit Card payment. All orders must be paid before we can proc end with printing.
Try our Online Uploader and Online Designer with templates
Learn about BLEED:
Learn about CROP MARKS:
A big thank you to Col from Pixels Ink for kindly permitting us to embed his clips and for explaining the process so well. Please pop over to his YouTube channel to see his vast collection of informative clips.

Shadow Wraps
Sleek, affordable wall art with a raised, archival print that creates a subtle shadow effect and a modern gallery-wrap look.
From R155

Framed Prints
Printed, framed and ready to display
From R96

Photo Strips
From R38.50

Metal Prints
You must see it to appreciate it.
From R250

Fine Art and Wood Frames
Solid wood frames and fine art prints. The best of the best
From R695

Song Plaques
From R75

Personalised Calendars
Wall calendars with 26 pages or Large posters
From R59

Booklet Printing
No minimum order required
From R14 per booklet

Nationwide Delivery options
Pickup in store, or pick from 5 delivery options
From R89.10

Photo Prints
“Fastest online photo printing in SA!”
From 3.95

Large Prints
Custom sizes on request
From R150

Collage Prints
Easy & fast to create
From R9

Photo Books
Visit our photo book website.
www.coffeetablebooks.co.za
Important Note: When submitting images for printing or framing, please keep in mind that slight cropping may occur. This is necessary to allow for bleed or overlap, ensuring the best use of the available space and a polished final product.