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    For Schools & Advertisers

    SUBMITTING YOUR LOGO & AD GRAPHICS

    Our graphic design team is here to make your ad stand out — clean, professional, and perfectly placed. Just follow the steps below to send us your logo and any supporting details to help us make your sponsorship look great.

    Customized t-shirt for school sports team

    WHAT TO INCLUDE WITH YOUR ART

    To ensure quick and accurate processing, when submitting your artwork, please include the following:
    Your business name
    The school you are sponsoring
    Your logo file
    Any taglines, offers, website URLs, or additional text you'd like us to include
    Any specific instructions or preferences for image layout or design

    IMAGE GUIDELINES

    To ensure the highest print quality, please follow these file and resolution standards:

    ACCEPTED FORMATS: PDF, EPS, TIFF, JPG, PNG, Microsoft Word, or Publisher

    RESOLUTION: 300–600 pixels per inch (ppi) is required for clear printing

    Web logos (usually 72 ppi) are often too low in resolution and may appear pixelated or blurry in print
    All logos will be printed in black & white (grayscale) unless otherwise specified

    WHAT IS IMAGE RESOLUTION?

    While not always immediately obvious on digital visuals such as computers and TV screens, low resolution data can dramatically effect the final results of a custom print job such as screen printing. The picture of the football shows an obvious example of resolution differences. However, even subtle differences can have an effect on the final print.

    Image resolution refers to the detail and clarity of a digital image — measured in pixels per inch (ppi).

    • Print requires high resolution: 300–1200 ppi for sharp, professional quality

    • Web images are much lower: 72–96 ppi, and often not usable for print

    Take a look at the example. When compared side-by-side, the difference is obvious. However, it can be easy to overlook resolution issues when you are dealing with small artwork.

    A logo that looks great online may appear blurry or distorted in print unless it’s high resolution. To avoid unexpected quality loss, always be sure to provide a print-ready version of your file.

    Again, formats like PDF, EPS, SVG, or high-res PNGs are better suited for printing than compressed web images. Ensuring proper resolution from the beginning saves time, money, and guarantees the final product looks its best.

    If you’re unsure, we’re happy to help — just reach out!

    Example of high vs low resolution for printing

    HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR LOGOS

    By far the easiest method for submitting your logo is by using the Submit Your Logo Button. Below. However, if you have any issues with our online upload form, or prefer to use a different method, we also offer email and courier mail options.

    SUBMITTING BY EMAIL

    Send your files and info to the correct inbox below:
    Graphics & Image
    Questions & Queries

    SUBMITTING BY MAIL

    If you’re mailing physical assets like business cards:

    • Please send two copies (in case of damage)
    • Do not staple or write on the originals
    • Include a note with any specific ad instructions
    Mailing Address:

    The Print Plug
    Attn: Graphics Department
    2603 Sundance Rd, Ste 101
    Nampa, ID 83651

    READY TO GET STARTED?

    CONTACT US TODAY!