Digital printing refers to the method of reproducing digital images on physical surfaces, eliminating the need for traditional printing plates. Unlike conventional methods, digital printing directly translates digital files into printed materials.

Digital printing involves the direct transfer of digital files onto various printing substrates, eliminating the need for traditional printing plates. On the other hand, offset printing utilizes plates to transfer ink onto a rubber “blanket” before rolling it onto the printing surface. Understanding the fundamental differences sets the stage for evaluating their cost-effectiveness