Are there any limitations in terms of printing size and quantity with print on demand?

Yes, there are limitations in terms of printing size and quantity with print on demand. Print on demand (POD) is a digital printing technology that allows small businesses and individuals to quickly and cost-effectively print large volumes of high-quality printed materials. While POD allows for large volumes of prints, there are still limits on the size and quantity of prints that can be created. For example, most POD services are limited to a maximum print size of 12" x 18" and can only produce up to 500 prints per order. Additionally, some specialty materials such as canvas, metal and wood prints may be limited to a smaller number of prints per order.

In addition to size and quantity limitations, POD services also have limits on the type of media that can be printed. Most POD services are limited to printing on paper and are not able to print on fabric, plastic or other materials. While some POD services may offer specialty materials, they may come at an additional cost.

Overall, while print on demand is an efficient and cost-effective method of printing large volumes of high-quality printed materials, there are still limitations in terms of printing size and quantity. Additionally, there may be limits on the type of media that can be printed, which can lead to additional costs.