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Hello, please help.
I am creating a wedding invitation card for my relative. I made the card, saved it as I normally do in .pdf with bleed and print marks. But the printer (my relative´s friend) wants them to give him .png of the card.
I have only been working with print files for about two years, but I have never been asked to send something in other format than .pdf or .tiff.
The question is, how should I export the invitation card so it contains all the print marks same as .pdf does, and does not lose quality?
Thanks in advance for a reply.
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I would find another printer.
I don't think there's a way to do this except entirely manually (i.e. draw the trim marks -- or use the 'Crop Marks effect', and incorporate the bleed into the document size before exporting).
But before I do any of that I would want to know exactly why they can't work with a PDF.
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Thank you Doug for your reply.
Yeah I could not figure out a way either, that is why I asked. I am not doing that manually that is for sure. Will try to talk to them and see what the problem with .pdf is.
Have a nice day.
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I agree with Doug, this is a weird way of printing good quality work, however there are a bunch of scripts you could use (I use a couple of these https://sites.google.com/site/dtpscripting), once run, just do a select all then choose "Fit to selected art" in Artboards (Object menu) and export. (But don't! You want the best quality so pdf is the way to go...)
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Created PDF can be exported from Acrobat as png with all printer marks. This can be also a solution.