What is another word for trial prints?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈa͡ɪə͡l pɹˈɪnts] (IPA) 
Trial prints are test copies of a design or artwork produced for proofreading, ensuring accuracy of colors, and testing materials before the final print is executed. Synonyms for trial prints include proof prints, test prints, sample prints, draft prints, and prototype prints. Proof prints confirm the accuracy of a design and indicate whether corrections are needed before the final print run. Test prints are also used to check the quality of materials used in the print process. Sample prints refer to small-scale pre-production prints that are used to test color or design. Draft prints serve the same purpose but often contain placeholders or blank spaces for final artwork. Prototype prints refer to a physical mock-up of a design that serves as a proof-of-concept before a final print is made.
