Digital printing is a rapidly developing printing technology in recent years that directly outputs digital files to printing equipment without the need for plate-making processes. This technology achieves seamless connection from computer to printed matter, significantly shortening the production cycle. The most notable feature of digital printing is its ability to achieve variable data printing, where each printed piece can have different content, enabling personalized printing.

With continuous technological advancements, the quality of digital printing has approached that of traditional printing, while offering significant cost advantages for short-run printing jobs. Digital printing also supports on-demand printing, reducing inventory waste and being more environmentally friendly. In the future, digital printing will develop towards higher speed, better quality, and broader application fields, showing great potential particularly in packaging printing and label printing. The integration of digital printing with internet technology will also create new models for the printing industry.