Branded glassware reads as premium, and the decoration is unforgiving: curved surfaces, small print areas and technique limits that change by product. FastEditor automates the flow from logo upload to production-ready file, so every glass is proofed before it reaches the decorator.
Print area held per product. Every glass carries its own decoration zone, so a customer's logo is scaled and positioned inside the area the product can physically take, never dropped on at random.
Technique-aware validation. Screen printing, pad printing and laser engraving each carry their own colour and line-width limits. FastEditor checks the uploaded logo against the method chosen before any file is generated.
Production-ready output. On approval, FastEditor outputs the print-ready file and a branded proof to the decorator's specification, vectorised and colour-checked, so the order goes straight to production.
Glassware decoration is technically demanding. Print areas are small, the surface curves, and file requirements differ between screen printing, pad printing and laser engraving. A logo that works on a flat product often needs adjusting before it works on a glass.
FastEditor handles this on upload. The logo is vectorised, its colours are checked against the technique's limits, and the artwork is scaled and positioned inside the correct print area for that product. The customer sees the result before approving, and the production file is generated to the decorator's specification.
Connected glassware suppliers arrive in the FastEditor Product Hub with their print areas, decoration methods and colour constraints already attached to each product. There is no manual specification lookup and no configuration per order.
New suppliers are added continuously, so any glass in the catalogue is decoration-ready from the day it is connected.
of the logos customers upload are not print-ready as supplied — FastEditor corrects them automatically before they reach production.
Measured across 13,773 uploads, November 2025 to May 2026
Screen printing, pad printing and laser engraving are supported, with the correct production file generated for the technique configured on each product. Each method carries its own colour and line-width limits, which are checked before a file is produced.
The print area is held per product and the logo is placed and previewed inside it. The production file is output as flat artwork at the correct dimensions, following the decorator's specification for the chosen technique, so what the customer approves matches what is produced.
FastEditor checks the colour count of the uploaded logo against the limit for the selected method. If it exceeds the limit, the customer is notified and guided to adjust the artwork before the order proceeds, which prevents incorrect orders reaching production.
PNG, JPG, SVG, AI, EPS, PDF and TIFF. Vector files are used as supplied and raster files are vectorised automatically, so no file preparation is needed before an order can be placed.
Yes. Once the customer approves their design, FastEditor generates a production-ready file matched to that product and technique, vectorised and checked for colour count, line width and placement.
Same pipeline, different print area.
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