Clemson's Online Digital Print Services
The Clemson Print Center is your complete source for quality printing, engraving, signage and special projects. Our knowledgeable staff members are available to discuss your project needs, offer best practices, and we will pick up and deliver jobs right to your desk. Working with us is fast, efficient and allows you to keep your parking spot!
We are a full-service printing facility that provides high quality digital imaging with Ricoh certified printers.
We make ordering jobs quick and easy! You can use our simple online form for quick submissions or order your printing through our online digital marketplace. From there you can choose print specs, upload files and see real-time quotes and proofs. Have a question or would like to tour our facility? Please come see us in the Dillard Building on campus, call us at 864-656-0687 or email cuprint@clemson.edu.
Our Services
Wide Format – posters, retractable banners, signs, etc.
Digital Print – exams, brochures, programs, books, etc.
Stationery Items – letterhead, business cards, envelopes, notecards, note pads, etc.
Finishing Services – cutting, creasing, perforation, tabbing, gluing, drilling, perfect and coil binding, and fulfillment services
Promotional Items – stickers, pens, cups, etc.
Engraving Services – name badges, tumblers, awards
Graphic Design – cards, notepads, booklets, flyers, etc.
Place a Print Order
For stationery items such as name badges, business cards, letterhead, departmental envelopes, flyers, notepads, and rack cards, select the appropriate button based on your University affiliation. For all other requests (brochures, signs, posters, books, forms, etc.), Request Print Job.
Note: PDF is the preferred file type for printing. If you need to use a different file type, please contact us at 864-656-0687 or cuprint@clemson.edu before uploading.
Tips for Preparing Files
If your design contains a background or artwork that must run to the edge of the paper without any margin, you’ll need to extend the art past the edge of the page in InDesign. The artwork is printed with crop marks — also called trim marks — and the bindery will cut the edges of the page at the crop marks. Bleed is the term used for the area that extends beyond trim area, and it ensures that no white edges show up on the final trimmed page.
