Catch artwork changes before they reach print
Upload your approved reference and packaging artwork as PDF or Word files. Print ProofReader compares the text and highlights differences, so your reviewers can go straight to the wording that needs attention.
Amoxicilline 500 mg
gélules · amoxicilline
Voie orale. 2 fois par jour
CIP 3400930000000
Liste I · EXP · LOT
Small differences deserve a closer look.
A missing line or changed phrase can disappear into a busy layout. Compare the proof with the approved reference and give reviewers a focused list of differences to resolve before sign-off.
Product A
28 tabletsProduct A
30 tabletsOne changed quantity. A clear place to start the review.
See what changed, alongside the reference.
Explore example findings using the reference and artwork layout from Print ProofReader.
Store in the original carton.
Store in the original container.
The storage wording has changed from “carton” to “container”. Check it against the approved reference.
Two files in. A comparison ready for review.
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Add both documents
Upload the approved reference and artwork as PDF or DOCX files.
Reference + artwork - 02
Compare the text
Enable OCR separately when needed. Extract and align the text to identify differences.
Extraction + comparison - 03
Review and share
Inspect findings alongside the documents, then download annotated files and the comparison report.
Findings + annotations
Use the files already in your review process.
- PDF & Word
- Both the approved reference and artwork accept PDF or DOCX files.
- Optional OCR
- Enable OCR separately for either document when text extraction needs it.
- Annotated documents
- Locate findings in the reference and artwork PDFs.
- Downloadable reports
- Share the comparison with the people making the corrections.
A broader labelling workflow is next.
Artwork comparison is the starting point. The roadmap connects approved text, electronic product information and packaging design across versions, languages and markets.
Related on Regunaut
- Print ProofReader is the starting point for ePI and labelling work, from artwork checks to planning electronic product information.
- Read what the new directive means for electronic product information (ePI).
- Variations that change approved text are the usual trigger for a new proof: regulatory lifecycle planning keeps them in view.
Get the packaging right before it prints
Compare your next artwork proof with its approved reference and review the differences.