The e-commerce technology company Unitedprint.com has announced several exciting innovations for its brands Easyprint.com and print24.com. On top of the launch of interactive 2D and 3D product preview visualisations, the company is expanding its offering through a partnership with Pexels.com, a Canva.com company, and is also making more than 12 million premium design templates available to its users.
In close collaboration with Pexels, a subsidiary of Canva.com, Easyprint is expanding its offering to include 3 million royalty-free stock images that users can access free of charge and without restriction for their individual projects. “This partnership will allow our customers to take their creativity to a whole new level, and at no cost whatsoever,“ points out Fabian Frenzel, CEO of Unitedprint.com SE.
Using the more than 12 million free design templates available at Easyprint.com, users are completely free to design not only their print products such as flyers, postcards and business cards, but also a wide range of digital products. Whether digital invitations, greeting cards or social media posts – the choice is virtually limitless.
In addition to these exciting new features, Unitedprint.com is introducing innovative 2D and 3D product preview visualisations. This feature allows users to view and share their customised print products in a physical setting as well as animated in three dimensions on their desktop and mobile screens. Users can rotate their sharable products 360 degrees in a 3D view, offering an intuitive exploration from all angles.
“The combination of high-quality stock images, a wide range of free design templates for digital and print products and interactive 2D/3D visualisations sets our offer apart in the market,“ explains Fabian Frenzel. “This cements our position as one of Europe’s leading web-to-print providers.“
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