Make it special

The apron has a tall shape with upper sides that slope in towards the neck. Keep faces, wording and the main subject in the central body of the design, away from those cut-away upper corners and the outer seams. Let background or a forgiving pattern fill the edges. Check that a subject near the top remains inside the chest area, and use the preview to see the whole apron shape before approving.

Choose a clear image with one main subject, or a small group that stays readable at a glance. A portrait or roughly square composition is a useful starting point. Keep faces and words comfortably inside the front print area shown in the guide; the handles and the top of the bag are outside it. Check the background against your chosen bag colour. Use your original, good-quality image and avoid enlarging a small screenshot until it looks soft.

A clear central design works well above the pouch pocket. Keep faces, words and the main shape comfortably inside the front area in your size’s guide; do not run important details into the pocket or towards the seams. A roughly square composition is a useful starting point. Check the chosen size in Preview, as the print area changes with the garment size. Avoid very fine lettering or details that depend on being enlarged to the edges.

Start with a portrait or landscape image that suits your chosen paper size. Keep faces, words and small details away from the outer trim area shown in the guide. Extend background to the outer edge when you want a full-image print. Avoid a very thin border, where a small change in trimming can be noticeable. For A2, use a clear original with enough detail to look good when enlarged; a screenshot may become soft.

Choose a clear design with one main subject and enough space around it to sit comfortably on the chest. A portrait or compact central composition is a useful starting point. Keep important details away from the outer print-area edges and garment seams. Check how large the design feels on your selected size. Very small lettering and faint details may be difficult to read; use the original image and keep the important shapes clear.

Choose an image that matches your portrait or landscape option. The artwork continues around all four sides of the canvas: keep faces, words and the main subject within the front shown in the guide. Extend non-essential sky, scenery, texture or colour into the wrap area. Avoid putting a narrow decorative border along the front edge. For the larger sizes, use the best-quality original you have and check for softness when you enlarge it.

Match the artwork to your chosen portrait or landscape shape. Keep faces, wording and other important details comfortably inside the area visible within the frame. Extend a full-image background to the outer edge shown in the guide, but avoid relying on a very thin border. Check how the frame colour sits alongside the image. The frame adds to the overall size, while the listed dimensions describe the paper.

Use a wide composition for the bottle’s curved print area. Bold shapes and clear subjects are easier to read than very small details. Keep a favourite face or name in a central viewing area, with background extending around it. Avoid a border or pattern that depends on an exact join. Check the preview from the available angles and leave important details comfortably away from the top and bottom of the print area.

Choose the exact phone model before positioning your image. Camera openings and curved edges differ between models, so a layout that works for one case may need adjusting for another. Keep faces and wording on the main back area, away from the camera openings and outer edges. Let simple colour or pattern continue around the sides. A repeating design is more forgiving of cut-outs than one tightly cropped face. Check the selected-model preview carefully.

Choose a clear, wide landscape image or a simple composition with one main subject. Keep important faces and words comfortably away from the outer edges, with some background space around them. Avoid placing small details across the full width if they need to be seen together. Use your original, good-quality image, then check Preview to see how the design sits on the curved mug before approving it.