Envelope Printing All the standard sizes Custom envelope converting Economical full color envelopes Spot (Pantone) colors Inside tints Quantities from 25-25,000 FAQ: Converting Envelopes The term for turning a flat sheet of paper into an envelope is called "Converting". Envelopes can be printed before or after conversion. 1 and 2 color printing is almost always done after conversion. Envelopes printed after conversion will require a 5/16" margin around the envelope edges with no printing. Full Color envelopes require printing before conversion. Full color envelopes can be digitally printed after conversion. Some embossing and foil envelope designs also require printing before conversion. Edge to edge printing (bleeds) require printing before conversion. Printing on the inside of the envelope, for example custom security tints, require printing before conversion. Artwork with solid ink areas may need to converted after printing to avoid seam lines. If printed before conversion, a two sided envelope only prints on one side of the flat sheet. While many envelope converters require a minimum run of 5,000 envelopes, our minimum run is only 250. Please don't close this window until you get the success response, or your request will not complete! * = Required field