Yes — if you handle print production correctly. This guide covers document setup, color limitations, DPI, bleed, and how to export a print-ready PDF from Figma with Printery.
Start with the correct dimensions. Always design at the final print size (in inches or millimeters), not in pixels. Add your bleed area around the design, or let Printery add bleed and crop marks at export time.
| Document Type | Size | With Bleed |
|---|---|---|
| Business Card | 3.5" × 2" | 3.75" × 2.25" |
| A4 Flyer | 210 × 297mm | 216 × 303mm |
| US Letter | 8.5" × 11" | 8.75" × 11.25" |
| Poster (A3) | 297 × 420mm | 303 × 426mm |
Design in RGB in Figma (it's the only option), but keep CMYK limitations in mind. Avoid extremely vibrant neon colors that don't reproduce well in CMYK, then use CMYK export with ICC profiles when you generate the final PDF.
⚠️ Colors that shift most in CMYK: Bright blues, vivid greens, neon oranges, and electric purples. Keep brand-critical colors within the CMYK gamut. Printery shows you a preview of CMYK conversion before export.
All raster images must be at least 300 DPI at print size. This means a 4" × 6" photo needs to be at least 1200 × 1800 pixels. Printery's DPI check catches low-res images before export.
Extend all background colors and images 3mm (0.125") beyond the trim line. Keep all text and important content at least 5mm from the trim line (safe area).
Use Printery to handle the technical print production requirements that Figma doesn't natively support: CMYK conversion, ICC profiles, bleed marks, crop marks, and DPI verification.
Read the Full Tutorial →Use Figma for layouts and Printery for CMYK, bleed, crop marks, and print-ready PDF export.
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