Stationery Design · Print-Ready Artwork

Postcard Design—Print-Ready Mail Artwork, Not Printing

Branded postcard layouts for USA mail: 4x6, 5x7, and 6x9, front and back, with bleed and an address panel your printer can produce.

GraphicDigits designs the files. We do not print, stamp, or mail postcards.

Still choosing a format? Read the design a postcard guide. Comparing B2B versus consumer framing? See company postcard design. Planning a seasonal Christmas greeting? See Christmas postcard design. Planning a retro look? See vintage postcard design, then return here to scope artwork.

Overview

Postcard Artwork That Survives Print Production

A postcard is stationery with two faces, a stamp panel, and a trim—not a social graphic scaled down. We place offer, brand, and address area inside real stock sizes, then hand off files for your printer. For layout and mailing guidance, see our guide to designing a postcard. Request a quote with size and printer specs.

Pair postcards with stationery design when the suite should match.

Postcard designs by Graphic Digits
What's Included

What's Included in Postcard Design

Artwork scoped to your size and printer—not a mailing campaign.

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4x6, 5x7 & 6x9 Sizes

Standard USA mail sizes plus oversized or custom dies when you share the stock.

02

Front & Back Layouts

Offer side and address side designed as one piece, not two unrelated graphics.

03

Address & Stamp Panel

Space reserved so postage and addressing still have room after trim.

04

Seasonal or Campaign Variants

Holiday or event versions that still match the core brand—not a one-off clip-art card.

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Print-Ready Files

Bleed, safety, and trim notes packaged for your vendor (typically PDF plus source when scoped).

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Optional Matching Pieces

Flyers, cards, or inserts can be quoted separately so the suite stays consistent.

Questions on size or mail panel? Email hello@graphicdigits.com or use the quote form.

Who It's For

Who Needs Postcard Design

This page is for teams that mail on-brand cards and already have (or will hire) a printer.

  • Local businesses sending promotions or thank-you cards
  • Real estate, consulting, and service firms that mail a single offer
  • Marketing teams preparing seasonal or event cards that should match stationery
  • Agencies that need print-ready files, not a mail house

Design, not a mail house

We do not buy postage, run a mail list, or fulfill bulk postcard orders. You get artwork that a commercial printer can convert. Direct-mail strategy and list work are out of scope on this page.

Why Graphic Digits

Why Choose GraphicDigits for Postcard Design

Production-aware stationery, not a decorative mockup that fails at the trim.

  • Trim-safe layouts — Bleed, safety, and stamp panel built for real stock
  • Suite consistency — Color and logo use aligned with other stationery
  • Scoped revisions — Feedback rounds confirmed in the quote—not unlimited changes
  • Remote USA studio — Files delivered for your printer; no local print shop implied

Share the size and mail panel early so artwork matches how you actually send.

How It Works

Our Postcard Design Process

Scoped collaboration from brief to print-ready files.

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Brief & Size

Logo, message, size, and printer template if you have one

02

Concept Directions

A small set of front-and-back layouts for tone and hierarchy

03

Production Layout

Bleed, safety, and address panel against the chosen size

04

Scoped Revisions

Edits within the quoted rounds so files stay print-safe

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File Delivery

Print-ready package for you to send to a printer—not a print run from us

Postcards That Match the Rest of the Suite

A mailed card should look like the same brand as your other stationery. We design the postcard files; your printer produces the stock.

Share size and message, or start with the design a postcard guide if you are still choosing a format.

Postcard design services by Graphic Digits
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Postcard Designs

Make An Appointment

Share size, message, and printer specs. We will scope branded postcard artwork and print-ready files—not a print or mailing run.