Redbubble Template

A Better Redbubble Template.

The dimensions below are suggested by Redbubble, most if not all, are 100% coverage to the products without any scaling up or down.

In other words, all the artwork will auto fit to the product without you changing the scaling and moving it.

If your artwork is double the size of the size specified below, then you should set the scaling to 50% at the "Add New Work" page in Redbubble.

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Standard Print Clothing 2400 * 3200	Large Print Clothing 2875 * 3900	Contrast Tanks 3870 * 4280
Women's Chiffon Tops 3711 * 3814	Graphic T-Shirt Dress 4020 * 6090	Graphic T-Shirts 3873 * 4814
A-Line Dress 6310 * 6230	Stickers 2800 * 2800	Phone Cases & Skins 1187 * 1852
Phone Wallets 2087 * 1956	Pillows & Totes 3225 * 3225	Floor Pillows 4625 * 4625
Prints, Cards & Posters 5000 * 7100	Pouches, Laptop Skins & Sleeves 4600 * 3000	Duvets 7632 * 6480
Mugs 2700 * 1624	Travel Mugs 2376 * 2024	Leggings 4350 * 4032
Mini Skirts 2152 * 2502	Scarves 5748 * 5748	Tablet Cases & Skins 2696 * 3305
Drawstring Bags 2475 * 2775	Spiral Notebooks 1756 * 2481	Hardcover Journals 3502 * 2385
Clock 2940 * 2940	Art Board (Gallery Board) 4260 * 4260	Acrylic Block 1860 * 1860
Wall Tapestry 7632 * 6480

Largest artwork required are 7632 * 6480 (~50 megapixels), which are Duvets & Wall Tapestry. Therefore, a 8000 * 8000 (64 megapixels) creation is sufficient to cover all the products.

If you design in a vector software using 1000 * 1000, when export to PNG, upscale 8 times. For 2000 * 2000 you upscale it 4 times.

Template Download

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How to use

Two ways of using the template

1. You open the template image in your favorite software and using it as a canvas, size and proportion guide.
2. You already have a artwork in arbitrary size (like from your camera), you then layer the template image on top of your artwork as a canvas, size and proportion guide. You then scale, crop or patch your artwork accordingly.

What the colors mean

• Green: Main printing zone, you should focus your design around here.
• Red: Bleeding printing zone, your artwork should cover up to this zone, but it should be non crucial as it will be cut off cause by different in size of the same products or small printing offset.
• Blue: Rectangular boundary, your artwork should cover up to this point as well, similar to bleeding zone, this zone serve two purpose, one is to give a rectangular constrainst/proportion, second is to compensate the offset cause by printer.

For template without printing zone or bleeding zone specified, it means it is rectangular printing zone, you should avoid design around the edge.

For products like Phone cases/wallet (iPhone and Samsung Galaxy) and iPad cases, avoid design around the cut out for camera, speaker, port, button.

Special Notes

• Stickers
  • Orientation doesn't matter
  • Adaptive ratio
  • Always fit into printable zone
  • 600 * 800 pixels for small
  • 1100 * 1100 pixels for medium
  • 1700 * 1700 pixels for large
  • 2800 * 2800 pixels for x-large
• Prints, Cards & Posters
  • Adaptive ratio for poster
  • Other products will fit into printable zone
  • 5000 * 7100 pixels for largest poster
• Art Board (Gallery Board)
  • Semi-Adaptive, Predefined Ratio (1, 1.25, 1.4, 1.5)
  • 4260 pixels is the largest size for one side, if you need a square output then use another 4260 pixels for the other side, else use a smaller value for different predefined ratio.
  • Swap width and height to switch between portrait and landscape

Author Information

• Twitter <@kentliau>
• Redbubble <kentliau.redbubble.com>
• Donation
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LICENSE

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