Digital printing is a process that uses digital files to create prints. The digital file is sent to a printer, which then creates a plate or stencil that is used to transfer the image onto the desired material. Digital printing is a relatively fast and inexpensive process, making it ideal for short-run printing jobs, such as business cards, flyers, and brochures.
Offset printing is a more traditional printing method that uses metal plates to transfer the image onto the desired material. The metal plates are created using a process called photolithography, which uses light to transfer the image from a digital file onto the plate. Offset printing is a slower and more expensive process than digital printing, but it produces higher-quality prints, making it ideal for long-run printing jobs, such as magazines, books, and catalogs.
