Everyone & anyone in the world is aware that the world is digitalized! Technology, writing, cooking or studying - every aspect of life has taken over digitally. We are well versed with the term 'Traditional Printing' but unaware of what 'Digital Printing' stands for. Let's get into the basics of it. You own a business & need company logo, flyers, postcards or visiting cards - opt for digital printing. You may have a question WHY? Digital printing has many advantages over traditional printing in ways. Digital printing is done with the help of a computer, which reduces the cost of paper & ties up the eco-friendly concept. It also extracts all the chemicals once used by traditional printing. Digital printing provides uniformity in printing, unlike traditional printing. Another major point covered by digital printing is, it allows you to choose any fabric or paper for your prints. It all depends on your choice, whether you would like a glossy or matte fin

So for us, printing is printing, whether digital or offset. We barely know the difference. Let's take a look at the two printing methods i.e. digital printing and offset printing, their differences, and whether it makes sense to choose one or the other for your next print project. What is Offset Printing? Offset printing is mass-production printing system wherein images on metal plates are transferred (offset) to rubber blankets or rollers and then to the print media. Offset printing is one of the best choices when a larger quantity of printing is required, as it also provides accurate color reproduction, crisp and clean professional looking printing. What is Digital Printing? Digital printing does not use plates the way offset printing does, though users options such as toner (like in laser printers) or larger printers that do use liquid ink. Digital printing is best when lower quantities are needed. One more benefit of digital printing is its variable data capability.