Small mistakes are permanent when printed and appear much larger on large products. PRO TIP: If you can reach a minimum of 13500×13500 pixels at 300ppi, you’ll unlock the best quality printing across all of our largest products. I implement a few tricks for this: cropping in tighter, turning my work into a repeating pattern, or simply duplicating the motif & flipping it to create a mirrored image of itself, which works great on extreme verticals/horizontals like towels. I also give myself flexibility to ensure that my artwork will apply for all, if not most, products. I make sure that the work I upload is high-res to qualify for all product types. And, of course, you’ll have a much happier customer with the highest quality print as well. By exceeding our minimum requirements, you’ll increase the quality of your print by offering more color information to our printers and have the opportunity to enable more product types. If photographing your work, make sure you’re capturing and editing RAW files (not jpegs). If scanning, you’ll want to save in a lossless format like TIFF. paintings, handmade collage, etc.), scanning or photographing your artwork in the highest DPI possible is very important. If you’re digitizing traditionally made artwork (ie. Click here to view all file requirements by product type. For certain cut-and-sew products like backpacks, duffle bags, and all over graphic tees, we recommend referencing our print templates to ensure your artwork is correctly placed. If your goal is to enable all products Society6 has to offer including large format products like curtains, bedding, outdoor items, wall murals, and furniture, we recommend starting with a horizontal asset that’s 15000px x 9000px, a vertical asset that’s 8000px x 12000 px, and a square asset that’s 12000px x 12000px, at 300 dpi. Please note: Most products require different minimum dimensions to ensure a high print quality. If your work is 100% vector-based, you’ll be able to reach our recommended asset dimensions, but you’ll want to export at a minimum of 6500×6500 at 300dpi. If your work is 100% vector-based, you’ll be able to reach our recommended maximums, but you’ll want to export at a minimum of 6500×6500 at 300ppi. If creating digitally, ensure the canvas is a minimum of 6500×6500 at 300ppi. Your ability to capture at the highest resolution begins with how you actually digitize your artwork. In this article, we’ll help you get your art files ready for easy upload while ensuring the highest quality product.ġ | Always Capture (and Edit) Your Artwork in the Highest Resolution Possible
So you’re ready to start making money selling your artwork! Let’s get you off to the races with proper, hi-res file prep–for your sake and your customers’.
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