Custom Insert Cards
Keep the conversation going. Add product instructions, brand stories or reorder information inside your packaging. Share card dimensions, print sides and finishing requirements.
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Need a custom size or a different finish? Add it to your quote request.
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Add product instructions, brand stories or reorder information inside your packaging. Share card dimensions, print sides and finishing requirements.
Prepare your specification
Available box space; message length; reading order; print sides and QR destination. These are details to provide for review, not a list of confirmed options.
Compare before you choose
For information cards packed with ecommerce products, start with the intended use and the complete packed product. A similar appearance or size label does not confirm the same construction or performance.
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- Material
- Printed cardstock with weight and finish by specification.
- Size & format
- 4 × 6 in · 5 × 7 in · Custom size. Include exact dimensions in your request.
- Branding
- Share your artwork and preferred print colors. We'll confirm the suitable print method and finish.
- Quantity
- Request the quantity you need. Minimums depend on the final specification.
- Artwork
- Attach your file with your request, send it later, or ask for design help.
From your idea
to your packaging.
A clear specification comes first. Review the cost, artwork requirements and delivery plan before placing your order.
Talk through your projectTell us what you need
Choose your format, print and quantity. On the next page, add your artwork, delivery ZIP code and any deadline.
Review your quote
Your final specifications, minimum quantity, production timing and shipping charges are confirmed with your quote.
Confirm the final details
Review the artwork and order terms before approval. Custom production depends on the approved specification; discuss changes or deadlines before committing.
Custom Insert Cards FAQ
Answers for planning your request.
What belongs on an insert card rather than a thank-you card?
An insert may carry setup, care or product information. A thank-you card emphasizes the relationship or message; combine them only if the result stays clear.
How should a card with instructions be organized?
Prioritize the actions the customer needs first. Use a readable sequence and test it at the final printed size.
Should an insert card be visible before the product?
Choose the intended opening sequence, then place the card where it helps the customer without obstructing removal.
Can I put detailed product information behind a QR code?
A code can link to supporting information, but do not use it to hide essential instructions the customer needs immediately.
How should I specify a card that fits several box sizes?
Measure the smallest available space and test placement in every pack. Keep product access and message visibility in mind.
Can several languages fit on one small card?
Check actual reading size and hierarchy. A larger or folded format may be preferable to shrinking text excessively.
Should instructions be reviewed before printing?
Yes. Verify the content against the actual product and have the responsible person approve it along with the artwork.
Which outer packaging should I plan with an insert?
Check mailer box fit and any product insert so the printed card stays in the intended position.
How should I select a card's finished size?
Measure the available space in the package and consider how the customer removes the card. Leave room for wrapping, inserts or the product itself.
Does paper weight alone describe how a card feels?
No. Caliper, coating, surface and finish affect handling and appearance. Compare the proposed material rather than judging by a weight figure alone.
Can a card be printed on both sides?
Request the sides you need and show the intended orientation. Confirm the print specification rather than assuming the reverse is included.
How should I prepare a card with a QR code?
Use a clear destination and test the printed code at final size. Keep folds, trimming and surrounding artwork from interfering with the code.
Why is a safe area needed on a card?
Small cutting variations can bring text too close to an edge. Keep important content within the approved safe area and backgrounds in the required bleed.
Should I mention handwriting before choosing a finish?
Yes. Some coated or finished surfaces behave differently with pens. Request a sample suitable for the writing instrument and use you intend.
Should folded artwork use the flat or finished size?
Specify both and identify folds and reading order. A folded piece needs a layout that matches its confirmed construction.
How do I coordinate a card with the outer package?
Plan the card with your box format and any tissue or insert so the message is visible at the intended point of opening.
What should I include when requesting custom insert cards?
For information cards packed with ecommerce products, include available box space; message length; reading order; print sides and QR destination. Add quantities per design and delivery ZIP. Use the quote checklist to organize your request.
Are the listed options confirmed production specifications for custom insert cards?
The configurator is a starting point for information cards packed with ecommerce products. The final quote must identify the chosen construction, dimensions, print and any accessories before approval.
How do quantity and artwork affect my custom insert cards quote?
List quantities for each design and specify available box space. The proposed construction and print setup determine the available quantities and price; the form does not establish a minimum.
How do I move from a custom insert cards request to approved artwork?
First confirm the specification for information cards packed with ecommerce products; then prepare the correct layout using the artwork guide. Review pricing, proof arrangements and delivery timing before committing.