All printables are designed to be printed on your home printer or at a copy shop. If printing at home, a colour inkjet or laser printer will work best. Some printables can even be printed on a monochrome printer.

It is possible to print on plain computer paper, however, I recommend using 170g/m2 paper as a minimum.

Unfortunately, the printer has no idea what type of product you are printing on and it tries to guess (most of the time it’s wrong). It’s up to you to fine tune your printer settings so that the end result comes out at the best quality possible.

1. In your print dialogue box, look under your printer settings.
2. In this dropdown menu select ''finishing'' (may also be called paper type).
3. Select the media type that works the best for your print.

Unfortunately, I don’t have a good answer for this one. Computer and device screens are backlit and paper is not, so everything you print is going to tend to be a little duller than how it appears on a screen. Furthermore, everyone’s computer monitors, televisions and mobile devices display in varying degrees of brightness, so what I’m seeing on my end may look very different from what you are seeing on yours.

Each file is high-resolution and can be printed on slightly bigger format than the original file. However, it may decrease the quality of the print. If it does not bother you and print will be viewed from a distance - feel free to experiment.

All files can be printed smaller than original file and it will not impact the quality of the print.

There are generally no limits for when or how many times you can download a file. In most cases you can access a file any time on your Purchases page, provided the transaction hasn't been canceled or removed.

Please visit the following Etsy link for help with Digital Downloads:

https://www.etsy.com/au/help/article/3949