Print File Templates Made Easy: Live Workshop on Creating All-Over Print Product Designs

[@maxwell-cole]

Very informative and insightful. Thank you.

[@InstantPlayerClassic]

Nice design that works within your parameters, it's the very definition of playing it safe , but it would be nice to see a more complicated design paired up.

[@elly2154]

I needed this :)

[@rajudesai3069]

Nice work very usefull video

[@missmagoodle]

are you saying save files as a png rather than jpeg for example, bandanas ? Using Photoshop. And use CMYK colors or RGB colors. Have used jpeg and RGB colors and they have turned out nicely. Thank you.

[@PrintfulCustomPrinting]

Hi! So glad that your designs have come out well in the past. Our guidelines are there to minimize possible issues, so we recommend following them for the best results in the future.

[@missmagoodle]

@@PrintfulCustomPrinting Clarify please, are you saying save files as a png rather than jpeg for example, bandanas ? Using Photoshop.

[@mrsarnoldrocks]

Awesome video!!! Is there a way to check the DPI of a file prior to upload and if its too small is there a way in increase DPI? Thanks!

[@PrintfulCustomPrinting]

Glad you liked it! 😊 You should be able to check the file DPI in any of the design program that's used for creating it and increase it if needed. You can also upload it to our Design Maker - we'll show you the DPI amount and with our Smart Tool increase the DPI if it's too low.

[@seamlesscomfortlimited1845]

What is the name of the graphics APP you are ?

[@Mind.body.spirit.wellness]

What was the name of the app u are using 🤔

[@callumfoxvlogs]

It's called Photopea