Embossing & debossing are two techniques that can elevate your print project for a high end look. Both processes add texture to your design, helping to create a memorable touchpoint with your customers! Call attention to important details such as a logo, graphic element or text – embossing and debossing gives you the creative freedom to explore your designs in a whole new way.

The differences between embossing and debossing:

Embossing	Debossing
Raised image created by applying a metal die from underneath the stock Leaves a mirrored indentation on the other side of the paper	Indentation created by stamping a metal die on the front of the stock Will not leave a mark on the other side of the stock if a thick paper is used

We’ve rounded up 18 examples that use embossing and debossing in an awesome way to help inspire your next project!

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Inspired to use embossing or debossing on your next print project? We can help bring your creative vision to life! Contact your closest TPH branch to chat about your idea. 

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