Printability Learning Hub

Print, explained for designers

The things you need to know to get a design printed, without the press-operator jargon.

Plain-language guides

DPI, bleed, CMYK, and paper sizes explained clearly, with the exact numbers you need to set up your file.

Tools built in

Converters and calculators sit right inside the guides, so you can work out pixel sizes without leaving the page.

Works with any design tool

The print setup and paper size guides apply whether you design in Figma, Canva, Illustrator, or InDesign.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Printability Learning Hub?

The Printability Learning Hub is a free library of guides and documentation for print design. It covers how to set up files for print (resolution, bleed, color, and PDFs), the exact dimensions of standard paper and print product sizes, and the full Print for Figma documentation. Read more →

Is the Learning Hub Free?

Yes. Every guide in the Learning Hub is free to read, and you don't need an account. The converters and calculators built into the guides are free too. Read more →

Do I Need Print for Figma to Use the Learning Hub?

No. The Print File Setup and Paper Sizes guides apply to any design tool, including Figma, Canva, Adobe Illustrator, and InDesign. Only the Print for Figma docs are specific to the plugin. Read more →

Who Writes the Learning Hub?

The Learning Hub is written by Printability, the company behind Print for Figma. The guides are written for designers, so they explain print terms like DPI, bleed, and CMYK in plain language instead of press jargon. Read more →

How is the Learning Hub Different from Articles?

The Learning Hub is reference material, organized by topic and kept up to date, so you can look up a size or a setting when you need it. Articles are longer, dated pieces, like tips, tool roundups, deep dives, and news. Read more →

Can I Suggest a Topic for the Learning Hub?

Yes. Email support@printability.app with the topic or question you'd like covered. Suggestions help decide what gets written next. Read more →

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