We catch the mistake before the printer does.

Abdul Malik • Peerlist

The problem. AI image tools have made everyone a designer, but not a print-ready one. A generated poster is typically the wrong aspect ratio, has no bleed, sits at 200-ish DPI at its finished size, is RGB, and has a "cut line" that's painted into the pixels. Print shops reject those files or print them wrong — and the customer only finds out after paying.What it does. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="http://PrintProof.Studio">PrintProof.Studio</a> runs six checks on any PNG, JPG or PDF — trim size, bleed, resolution, color mode, safe area and die-cut line — and returns a proof report in about ten seconds. Every result is PASS or FIX with the real measurement beside it, written so a bakery owner can act on it.The fix path. Two ways out. Copy the corrected prompt — the same design brief with the print specifications a press needs — and regenerate in whichever AI tool you already use. Or let PrintProof rebuild the file: content pulled inside the safe area, bleed extended, colors converted to CMYK, vector cut path attached.Who it's for. Small business owners who just want the order to arrive right, designers using AI who'd rather fix the prompt than patch the artwork, and print shops tired of sending files back.