How do I create a pixel graphic (e.g. from a photo) that meets all requirements for digital printing?
Printing on T-shirts
So that we can print your design as a digital transfer print on clothing, your design (e.g. photo) must:
- be saved as .png, .jpg, .bmp, or .gif
- in colour mode RGB
- have a minimum resolution of 120 dpi
- and a maximum size of 3000 x 3000 pixels
The exact description of the printable area can be found in the product details. Please note that the design size should fit the print area. You can always make the design smaller - that won't change the image quality. But enlarging designs is not possible, since the images will quickly become "pixelated".
Printing on Mugs and Badges
The requirements listed above also apply for mugs and badges. The minimum graphic resolution should be no less than 400 dpi.
Articles in this category
- Do I keep the legal rights to designs I upload?
- Is it possible to change products that have already been created in the product administration?
- My design for plot printing has been rejected by the Spreadshirt Designs Service. Why?
- The approved design is larger than the design I submitted. Why?
- Why do the colours of my pixel graphic show up differently on the shirt and my screen?
- What does accreditation have to do with the delay of placing my design on the market place?
- What do I have to consider when using designs from the Design Gallery in my shop?
- What happens if a design violates legal provisions?
- What should I know before uploading my design?
- What legal provisions do I need to consider when uploading a design?
- How do I increase the (dpi) resolution of my pixel graphic and reduce the file size below 3 MB?
- Why isn't my product available in the Marketplace?
