Spotting Unwanted Text in Generated Artwork

What to know

Generated artwork may contain extra lettering, signatures, labels or distorted words. Those elements become part of the print if they remain in the file. Inspect the full image and its corners, then remove or deliberately rebuild anything you do not want included.

Check your plan

• Read all text, including small background labels.
• Inspect corners for stray marks or signatures.
• Export a cleaned final version rather than the generation preview.

A practical example

A decorative banner may contain almost-readable letters. If the banner is meant to carry a message, replace those marks with verified typography in the source file.

The cover is an artwork example from the catalog. Use the measurements and file checks above to evaluate your own project, rather than treating the image as a scale reference.

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Related guides

• Preparing Lettering in a Language You Do Not Read
• Checking Rounded Corners Against Artwork