Why print files get rejected
Most print-on-demand problems come from the file, not the idea. The art is too small for the print area, the resolution is too low, a transparent background turns into a white box, or a mug design gets cut in half by the seam. Each platform publishes a template and a spec sheet for every product, and the file has to match them.
We design your artwork and then prepare a file for each product you sell, built on the platform's template, at the size and resolution it asks for. You get files that upload cleanly and mockups that show buyers what they will get.
Services
T-shirt artwork
Prints for light and dark garments, with color counts that suit the print method.
Posters and wall art
One design set up for several sizes and aspect ratios.
Mugs and drinkware
Wraparound art planned around the handle and the seam.
Product mockups
Listing images on shirts, frames, mugs and bags.
What finished products look like



What to send
- The platform or printer, and the exact products (shirt style, poster sizes, mug size)
- Your design idea, sketch or existing artwork, plus any brand colors and fonts
- How many designs, and whether each one needs versions for light and dark products
- Text to include, spelled exactly as it should print
- Whether you need mockup images for your store listings
- Your launch date
A rough sketch on paper is enough to start a design. Platform and product details can follow before we prepare the final files.
Where we work
All work is remote, so location matters only for call times. These pages cover sellers and brands in three cities.
Orlando, FL
Print-on-demand artwork for Orlando sellers, shops and teams.
San Antonio, TX
Print-on-demand artwork for San Antonio sellers, shops and teams.
Memphis, TN
Print-on-demand artwork for Memphis sellers, shops and teams.
Common questions
How much does a design cost?
It depends on the number of designs, how many products and variants each one needs, and whether you want mockups. We quote each project in writing after reading your brief.
Which platforms do you work with?
Any platform or printer that publishes product templates. Tell us which one you use and we build the files from its current templates and spec sheet.
Can you use fonts and images I found online?
Only if you have the right to use them on products you sell. Many fonts and images are free for personal use but not for merchandise. We use licensed fonts and your own or licensed images.
Are the images on this site real products?
No. The templates are concept drawings made for this site, and the photos are AI-generated samples. Both are labeled. We don't show client work without permission.
Selling on a print-on-demand platform? Tell us the platform, the products and how many designs you need.
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