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Screen printing registration marks for every film

Free in your browser, with no upload or signup. Take your halftone or colour separations to the next step: identical registration targets, one shared artwork origin, and an actual-size check on every film.

Registration, not another halftone converter

This tool makes the alignment frame for a multi-colour screen-print job. It does not separate colours, edit artwork or simulate ink. Every film has the same four circle-and-cross targets on the same page size, with the film number and a 50 mm scale bar kept clear of the artwork.

How to add your artwork

  1. Export each colour separation from your artwork editor at its final size.
  2. Download a film SVG and open it in the editor. Keep its page size.
  3. Place each separation with its top-left corner at the origin shown in the result. Do not centre each colour on its own shapes: a colour with less ink in one corner would shift.
  4. Print the composed films at 100%. Measure the 50 mm bar before exposing any screen.

The PDF holds the marks only. To print artwork with the marks, compose and export in your editor first. If your process needs a mirrored film, mirror the whole page, marks included.

Why the size limits

Everything printed stays at least 5 mm inside the page, because most printers cannot print closer to the edge and a clipped target is useless. The result shows the largest artwork that fits with your mark distance.

Questions

Does the PDF include my artwork?

No. It contains the registration marks and scale check only. Open the SVG in your design editor to combine it with each colour separation.

Will this guarantee print alignment?

No. Identical film geometry is one step. Printer scaling, screen tension, press setup and fabric movement still need checking on the press.

Can I print the films on US Letter?

Yes. Choose US Letter before downloading; the marks and origin are recalculated for the 8.5 × 11 in page. Do not print an A4 film on Letter paper: the bottom of the page would be cut off.