You can upload your design to our customizer in the right file format.

If you’d like to make your design pattern, click here to see a blog we have prepared for you in order to help you design your print pattern.

To upload your design to our customizer, the design needs to be saved as .jpg or .png file with 150 DPI resolution.

You can change the scale to all Caspar’s designs, but you can’t change their colors.

Products made with Caspar’s prints can be used for commercial purposes.

You are allowed to use Caspar’s designs for personal or commercial purposes only when they are provided and printed by Caspar Create. Any use of Caspar’s designs in their digital form is prohibited.

No, you can use any color you want. To make sure your colors will be the same on fabric as they are on screen, we recommend ordering a Color map on the desired fabric.

In order to print your artworks and photos on fabric, it’s necessary to check if the picture has a good quality – resolution. Image resolution is pixel count expressed as a vertical number of pixels times a horizontal number of pixels. For example, 1920×1080 is a common resolution for computer screens.

When printing an image, the above-mentioned resolution is not enough to know if the picture will look crisp or blurry because it depends on the size of the print. When it comes to printers, they use a different expression of resolution – DPI or dots (pixels) per inch. We print in 150 dpi resolution which means that with one inch (2,54 cm) of fabric printer reproduces 150 dots, which are on display seen as pixels.

For example, if you have an image with a resolution of 2000px x 2000px at 150 dpi, the maximum size of print on fabric could be 34cm x 34cm. If you want to print a photograph for example on 1m x 1m at 150 dpi, the resolution of your photo should be 5906px x 5906px which is approximately 35 megapixels. If you want to upload an illustration or picture and repeat it to get a pattern, you can upload it in 150dpi and then reduce its size in the customizer until you are satisfied with the result.

JPEG is the most common image raster format that is usually used for photographs. Although most common, not only photographs are saved as a JPG file. Scans, digital paintings, and even vectors can be saved as a JPG.

Since JPEG is a raster file, it loses quality and becomes pixelized if it’s printed on fabric in a larger resolution than the original. To have your picture as beautiful and crisp as on-screen, its resolution should never be under 150 DPI. It also shouldn’t be too large, so keep it under 40 MB.