Fix Print-on-Demand Low Resolution
Resize your design to 300 DPI at the product's print area so it passes resolution checks on print-on-demand platforms.
Why print-on-demand sites warn about resolution
Print-on-demand platforms compare your file's pixels to the product's print area. If there are too few pixels per inch, they show a low-resolution warning because the print may look blurry. Most recommend 300 DPI at the final print size.
How to fix a low resolution warning
- Find the print area size (in inches) for your product in the platform's template
- Upload your design above and enter that size
- Download the 300 DPI file and upload it to your product
Get the best result
- Start from the largest version of your design
- Keep the product's aspect ratio to avoid cropping
- Use a transparent PNG for apparel designs
Frequently asked questions
What resolution does print-on-demand need?
Most print-on-demand services recommend 300 DPI at the final print size. Check the exact pixel dimensions in each product's template.
Will converting remove the warning?
Converting gives your file the pixel count needed for 300 DPI at the size you enter, which is what resolution checks look at.
Does this keep PNG transparency?
Yes, choose PNG as the output format to keep a transparent background.
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