For graphic designers
Your artwork is ready. Take the next step into print.
Drapress connects your artwork and specifications with the print shop that produces the job. Design in your own tools, compare quotes and follow files and approval through delivery.
A real view of the system
A clear proof, with the file the customer sees before approval.
Concept illustration: artwork and page arrangement during the job. Put specifications and files in one request
Start in a five-step wizard and attach the artwork you have prepared. Include up to eight products, fill in the request as a guest and register only when submitting.
Concept illustration: comparing offers by specifications and delivery time. Choose a printer that fits the job
Matching print shops receive your request and can send quotes. Compare price, delivery time and fit with your specifications, with currency and tax (VAT or sales tax, where it applies) stated explicitly. Ask questions before choosing.
Concept illustration: proof review and approval of a specific version. Follow file versions and proof approval
Selecting a quote opens an order at the print shop. You can then upload or replace files, review page arrangement and approve the proof. Approval is linked to an exact version.
Track the job and keep artwork for next time
See job status and receive bell, email and phone updates. The artwork library and repeat orders let you return to saved work later, and you can install Drapress as an app.
How to get started
Prepare the artwork in your own tools or in Drapress Studio
Design in your own tools, or in Drapress Studio in your browser. In the Studio, editing and preview are free, and downloading the file depends on your plan.
Submit a request and compare quotes
Attach files, complete the specification and register to submit. Compare the quotes you receive and ask questions.
Design in your own tools or in Drapress Studio; downloads from the Studio depend on your plan. Drapress also handles requests and job follow-up; print prices, payment and delivery terms are arranged with the print shop. Interface images are conceptual illustrations, not screenshots of the current product.
