A lot of work goes behind a single product and its core design. But even if a designer does everything right, the chances of something going wrong are high when dealing with print. Can your design on the screen come out precisely the way you envisioned on paper? Is that even a possibility? The answer is a resounding yes! But you’ll have to make sure a few mistakes are avoided. Common print mistakes to avoid The process of designing is extremely complex; one little missed detail would lead to catastrophic problems like product recalls and misbranding. So, thoroughly checking the designs to avoid misprints is crucial. Here are a few common print mistakes you should avoid: Low resolution While looking at an image on the screen, determining if it is unclear is often difficult; it could be the case. Sometimes, an image might appear clear on the screen, but it might become blurry in the printing process. Always check the image’s resolution or dots per inch (DPI) in such situations. The higher the number, the sharper the print. Another factor to remember is that the standard resolution for print materials is 300dpi. Usage of wrong color profile Primarily, there are two color profiles:  RGB, i.e., Red, Green, and Blue and CMYK, i.e., Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key (Black).