#Website wallpaper size how to#
#Website wallpaper size update#

#Website wallpaper size how to#

We cover how to adjust the design tile size back to 300 dpi below.

#Website wallpaper size update#

More, if you update the DPI back to 300 pixels per inch on the design layout page, the size of both the width and height of your design will be halved! This means that if you upload a file thatвЂ™s been prepared at 300 pixels per inch, it will appear as double the size in the preview. Once your design is uploaded to our site from here, the design preview will default to show your design at 150 dpi. We arenвЂ™t able to change how a pattern prints from one roll to the next, so these longer rolls account for the vertical shift of the pattern that is necessary for a seamless installation. For more information about selling Half-Drop wallpaper designs in our marketplace, look here.ДЇor example, if 6 rolls are needed to cover a 8' (243.84cm) high wall, it would likely be best to order 3 - 9' (260cm) length rolls and 3 - 12' (310cm) length rolls. This was intentional because it is important to understand how a half-drop repeat design could impact wallpaper installation and the lengths of wallpaper rolls that must be purchased for a successful finish. Note:В For the example above, a Half-Drop repeat was used. For more information about adjusting the scale of your uploaded design further, look to this next section. It is also showing that 6 repeats of the design will fill the 24' roll width. The Design Size section is displaying each repeat as '4in x 4in, 150pixels/inch,' with the Half-Drop repeat. In the example below, this design was created for 4' wide x 4' height and saved to 150 dpi. Note: If your design will not fit an even number of times (2, 4, 6, etc) for the 24' roll, our site will automatically resize your design until it fits the width of the 24' (60.96cm) roll.

Option 3 - With a canvas for 6' (15.24cm) wide x the height desired at 150 dpi, the design can repeat up to 4 times on the design page to fill the 24' width.

The design will repeat 2 times fully for each roll once uploaded.

Option 2 - Make a canvas sized to 12' (30.48cm) wide x the height you would prefer at 150 dpi.

Option 1 - Create a canvas for 24' (60.96cm) wide x the height of your choice at 150 dpi, with the design repeating as many times as necessary to fill the space at the scale you desire.

With a seamless repeat, we recommend some of the canvas sizes below: A wallpaper design will need to repeat an even number of times for the 24' (60.96cm) roll width and this will impact the scale your wallpaper design can be printed with. There are a few differences to understand when sizing your design to print for wallpaper vs. The templates are set up for the 1 yard or 1 meter size at 150 DPI. If you would like a template for any of the following yard/meter sizes, you will find them at the bottom of this article. If this is you, save your design at the appropriate metric dimensions with a resolution of at least 59 dpcm before uploading to our site.Д¬ommon sizes to print a design for 1 yard/meter of fabric (width x length):ДЎ yard = 36in for length 1 meter = 100cm for lengt h Note for the metric folks: For the rare artist who designs using centimeters and 'dpcm,' Spoonflower's use of inches and DPI may be a bit confusing. See Image Resolution and DPI for more background on resolution and print size. If you change the DPI on the design layout page for a design from 150 DPI to 300 DPI, the new physical dimensions will be halved in both width and height. IMPORTANT: DPI represents a physical scale that influences the printed dimensions of your pattern. Simply multiply the final print dimensions - width and height in inches - by 150 pixels and create your artwork with those number of pixels.ДЇor example, if you'd like an image to print at 4in x 4in, prepare your file so that it measures 600 x 600 pixels, since 4 inches x 150 pixels = 600.

There is a quick formula to help determine the best size for your design file. The basic rule of thumb is to make your design file whichever size you'd like your final print to be, when set at 150 dpi.

Spoonflower produces a good quality print at our minimum resolution requirement of 150 dpi. What settings should I use for digital photographs and scanned images? What if I want to print text? Will it be crisp and clear when printed? What if I want to print on a certain fabric type? What if my design has a higher DPI than 150?