Raised foil printing, or i-Foil, allows you to transform printed materials into luxurious and exclusive products. We have over 9 different i-Foil colors to choose from. The most popular ones are naturally gold, silver, and holographic.

To achieve a perfect result, we recommend using coated or laminated paper or plastic. The best result comes from soft-touch lamination. Read more about possible lamination options here.

While classic foil printing has an adhesive layer on the reverse side of the foil that bonds to the transfer material under the combined effect of pressure and temperature, with i-Foil, UV spot varnish serves as the adhesive.

i-Foil vs. classic foil printing.

Advantages:
Extremely strong and durable surface, which is why it's mainly used on packaging, book and magazine covers, and other printed materials that need to withstand constant friction and be long-lasting.

Disadvantages:
- Limited number of materials (coated and laminated materials, plastics)
- Raster edge created by digital varnish

As you can see from the picture, i-Foil is not intended for fine print elements. If you want texts to be written with foil, then classic foil printing is better suited for that.

Note! We do not recommend using i-Foil in grooves and cut areas, as there is a high risk that the foil layer may break during cutting or creasing.