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Can you print a logo or a full design?

Yes, MAZUS can print both your logo and full packaging design.

Printing can be applied to the outside or the inside of the box, depending on your needs. We offer several printing methods:

  • Digital printing – ideal for complex designs, gradients, photographs, small production runs, and especially for printing on colored board or colored corrugated cardboard. Digital printing is also used to create packaging samples (prototypes) to present the packaging concept to clients or for photoshoots. Usually, 2–3 sample boxes are printed, and different designs are possible.
  • Screen printing – best suited for one-color or two-color logos and simple designs, especially when metallic inks are required or printing is done on colored materials. Screen printing is not used for detailed full-color designs or photo-based artwork — other print methods are better suited for that.
  • Offset printing – high-quality CMYK printing used for large production runs, especially when the packaging requires lamination or additional finishing such as UV spot varnish or foil stamping. It’s ideal for high-end retail packaging where print quality and brand appearance matter.
  • Flexographic printing – used for large-volume orders when printing directly on corrugated cardboard. This is a cost-effective option for marking or branding logistics boxes or shelf packaging where high-end print quality is not essential, as flexo has certain limitations in precision and consistency.

No matter which method you choose, to get the best result, it’s important to provide a production-ready print layout file that meets our technical requirements.

If you only have a packaging concept consisting of illustrations, text, and a logo, our designers can help convert it into a proper print-ready file. If you don’t have any technical files (e.g., not even a proper vector version of your logo) or only a design idea, you can order full packaging design services from MAZUS. We also provide consultations to help you choose the most suitable printing method.