How to Choose the Right Canvas Size for Print on Demand

Are you stuck on choosing the right size canvas for your print on demand project? With Procreate’s infinite range of sizes, it can be hard to know which one is right for you. This video will show you how to find the correct canvas size allowing your designs to appear big enough on the different products. Stop guessing whether your canvas size is correct or even using one that's too big and see examples of how big various sizes will look on specific print on demand products. You can even find some tips on how to spread your designs across several canvases if you run out of layers in Procreate.

Want more tips on optimising your surface pattern designs for print on demand? Check out my Skillshare class on "Smarter Workflows: Speed Up Your Society6 Game" including some free templates to add your patterns to.

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[sophiegeorgina]

I’ve just started using procreate and just got into uni for textile design so this is really handy!! Thank you xx

[irishjoy]

Thank you for this video. I also just wanted to ask what would u recommend for the canvas size when printing for smaller products? like physical products sizing 4x5 inches? I’m still a bit confused. thanks

[WarriorQueen]

For pattern design for dress at red bubble. What is your canvas size?

[couldzii]

I want to do a notebook cover in procreate and print it in A5 paper
I don’t know which size do I should use for a high quality printer
Could you please help me to find a perfect size😅

[BeteacherAnte-ivnz]

@BeteacherAnte-iv5nz
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Hi Rebecca, great video. I followed your directions in the video uploading 3000” at 300dpi to Spoonflower. As it gets reduced to 150, the with increases to 24 “, I got a bigger wallpaper scale which I loved. I used to upload 6000” at 300 dpi to get the wallpaper to 24 inches.
What do you think is better? I think that looks the same size.
24”, 150 pixels or 24”, 250 pixels.? I have checked at my Spoonflower shop and both say “ 1 repeat across the roll”

Thanks

[kimdeuel]

Does color profile matter when printing? I created stickers from my 7yo granddaughter's drawings as a Christmas present to her last month, but I would like to make her a canvas bag using her characters as a pattern. I'm not sure if I should use CMYK or RGB, or if it matters for something like that. I did the stickers in RGB and they looked fine.