From Pixels to Products
Prepare Graphics for Shirts, Stickers, Posters, and Print on Demand
Take one graphic through product preparation, realistic placement checks, and optional Vector2Product mockup previews.
39 pages · Complete PDF + online edition · English
- Adapt a design to different products
- Check size, placement, and file requirements
- Separate mockup previews from production files
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Inside the book
- Start Here: Give Your Graphic a Job
- 1. Start With the Product, Not the Export Button
- 2. Choose a Source You Can Use and Improve
- 3. Understand Masters, Vectors, and Product Files
- 4. Size the Artwork With Real Numbers
- 5. Make Color and Background Decisions Deliberately
- 6. Build a Shirt Layout That Reads Clearly
- 7. Adapt the Design for a Sticker
- 8. Give the Artwork Room to Become a Poster
- 9. Know When a Different Production Method Needs More Work
- 10. Proof the Result Before You Multiply It
- 11. Package the Files and Understand the Cost
- 12. Complete Your Three-Product Project
- Reusable Project Worksheets
A skill you can put to use.
Clear explanations, worked examples, practical checks, and exercises help you move from understanding a concept to making a thoughtful decision on your own project.
Learn at your own pace.
Read on PNG2Vector or keep the PDF on your device. Return to the exercises as your work grows. Optional tool projects are clearly identified. The current companion notes below help you choose a useful next step on the website.
A useful next step for your project.
Explore how one graphic sits on different products, then prepare the required image dimensions separately. Always check the actual provider template and production file.
Quick Vector2Product preview. Drop one SVG onto the product panel to see it on a shirt, mug, hat, and poster together. Use the result to explore placement; a mockup does not verify print quality or supplier requirements.
Image Resizer. Resize PNG and JPEG files individually or in batches and folders. Try 2x, 4x, custom dimensions, or the slider, then compare the original and output sizes. Larger dimensions do not recreate missing detail.