Print Prep

About this plugin

Designed a poster, flyer, or business card in Figma, and now the printer is asking for "bleed" and "crop marks" and you're not totally sure what that means?Print Prep does that part for you. Pick your frame, and it wraps it in everything a print shop expects: bleed around the edges so a slightly-off cut never leaves a white sliver, crop marks showing exactly where to trim, and a safe-zone guide so nothing important gets cut off. No InDesign, no guesswork. Your original design stays untouched.Then it checks your work, in plain words, not jargon. Run the preflight and it tells you what might go wrong on paper: photos that'll print blurry, big black areas that'll come out muddy, lines too thin to show up. Every issue comes with what to do about it, so you can fix things before they cost you a reprint.What it doesMake print-ready — adds bleed, crop marks, and a safe zone to any frame, in mm or inches.Preflight check — a clear, plain-language report of the things that actually cause reprints.Built-in guide — a little diagram explains bleed, trim, and safe zone if you've never met them.Honest about one thingPrint Prep handles the layout and the checks, the geometry and the gotchas that trip people up. It does not convert colours to CMYK, because Figma works in screen colour (RGB). The colour side is handled by your PDF export or your print shop; Print Prep makes sure everything else is right before it gets there.Free and paidPreflight is always free. Check as many files as you like.Making a frame print-ready is free for your first 5 exports, enough for a couple of real jobs.After that, a one-time purchase unlocks unlimited exports, forever. No subscription.How to use itSelect the frame you designed, at its final (trim) size.Set your bleed and safe margin - 3 mm is standard. Tap "What do these settings mean?" if you're unsure.Hit Make print-ready, then export the new sheet as a PDF and send it to your printer.Run Preflight any time to catch problems early.