Prepare a finished UV sheet

Supply one complete sheet file at its exact 22-inch width and selected length.

Keep artwork in normal reading orientation; do not mirror. Retain an editable master and check the fit on the actual object, including curves, seams and edges.

Select the sheet size that matches your file and check the displayed price before uploading. If you replace the file, check its dimensions and selected size again.

Accepted artwork formats: PNG, JPG/JPEG, SVG, PDF, PSD and AI/EPS. By-size files may be up to 100 MB each; builder source files up to 100 MiB each; finished-sheet uploads up to 500 MB. Transparent PNG or print-ready PDF is preferred. Raster artwork should be 300 ppi at final dimensions. JPG cannot preserve transparency; remove unwanted backgrounds in the source and export to a transparent format.

Keep standalone lines and small detail at least 0.02 in (about 0.5 mm) thick. Keep all designs inside the boundary and leave at least 0.25 in between artwork edges. Remove guides and template labels before export.

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Planning example: a 22 × 12 in sheet is 6600 × 3600 pixels at 300 ppi and costs $12.99. Arrange six 3 × 3 in designs in two rows of three, with 0.25 in gaps. The group occupies 9.5 × 6.25 in, leaving unused space on the sheet. One sheet gives six designs; two identical sheets give twelve.

• Check spelling, artwork rights, transparent backgrounds and normal orientation.
• Reopen the final file at 100% to review detail and scale.
• Confirm the design repeats and number of complete sheets.
• Test the actual surface and follow the UV application and care guide.

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