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File formats to use for customized designs

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    • February 1, 2016 at 8:12 am #81291
      shashi k
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      Hello,

      I’m looking for the approach used for editing the image in the below link.What is the file format used here which allows the user to edit text on the image?

      https://www.vistaprint.in/studio.aspx?template=2223432_017&ag=True&xnav=previews&xnid=button_58&rd=1&GP=2%2f1%2f2016+10%3a09%3a21+AM&GPS=3751484933&GNF=1

      Just keen to know if this design is generated using any script or a photoshop outcome.

      Regards,
      Shashik

    • February 1, 2016 at 5:24 pm #81352
      Anonymous
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      Hi Shashik,

      There are a number of software packages available for creating editable templates. One of the print vendors I work with uses a software called Pageflex, which can take an InDesign file and convert it to a proprietary format that allows users to enter text and images via a web form. What you are seeing on VistaPrint’s website is custom software.

      There is a website called Canva [www.canva.com] which has a paid version available [“Canva for Work”] that allows similar functionality, if you need to partially lock down your designs for use within a single company.

    • February 1, 2016 at 10:40 pm #81359
      shashi k
      Member

      Thanks a lot for your reply and valuable information. May i know what would be the format of the output file designed through InDesign?I should be able to save the designed file along with the editable text(elements) rather than a completed ready to print file.

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