Tile ID Custom Label

Tile ID Custom Label

To create a tile ID label that can be placed on any side of the image you need to create a custom label. You can watch the video here showing you in more detail how to do this. The keyword required in your label is $TILEID$

Tile label positions

  • After your custom label is created you can find it in Layout/RIP Queue/Workflow under the Label option & choose a label position:


You can also print the label inside the bleed:



Tile Report:

You can create a tile position report in Editor. After you have tiled the image, go to the File menu -> Save Layout. This will create a tile report PDF that you can save or print:



Example of Tiling report


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