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Print surface
Controls the look and tactile feeling of the printed pages.
Materials Guide
Understand the materials behind your Pixmig album.
This guide explains print surfaces, cover materials, and product feel so customers can choose with more confidence.
Clearer decisionsHelps customers choose better before ordering.
Fewer mistakesReduces wrong files, wrong size, and unclear expectations.
Easy to followClear guidance with direct links to the next relevant step.
Material decision flow
1Choose album line.
2Consider cover feeling.
3Choose paper surface.
4Match style to photos.
5Care for the material properly.
Materials
The material choice changes how the album feels.
Pixmig product lines combine print surfaces, cover materials, binding, and finishing details. This page explains the customer-facing differences without overcomplicating production.
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Cover material
Creates the first impression before the album is opened.
03
Binding feel
Lay-flat construction gives spreads a clean open presentation.
Paper surfaces
How to explain print surfaces simply.
| Surface | Feel | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lustre | Balanced, practical, professional-looking surface. | Most albums and everyday premium use. |
| Silk | Subtle texture and premium tactile feeling. | Wedding, portrait, and albums that should feel refined. |
| Premium HDX Matte | Cleaner matte presentation with reduced shine. | Minimal, elegant, fine-art-style albums. |
| Premium HDX Glossy | More shine and punch in the image. | High-impact color, modern looks, vibrant photos. |
Premium covers
- Wooden Album: natural mahogany cover feel;
- Acrylic Cover: modern image-led front cover;
- Pro Album: classic premium photo album look;
- Softcover: lighter and more flexible cover structure.
What customers should know
- screen color and printed color are not identical;
- wood grain and texture can naturally vary;
- glossy surfaces can show reflections and fingerprints more;
- matte/silk surfaces feel softer and more understated.