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Plain answers to the questions that come up between an AI image and a print shop. Each one shows what you can do yourself first.

  • How do I make a cut line for stickers?

    A sticker cut line is a closed vector path in a named spot color. How to draw one, what shops and cutter makers require, and when you can skip it.

  • When is a PNG fine for printing?

    A PNG works for DTF, many stickers and wall art at about 300 pixels per inch. It doesn't work for screen printing or cutting. How to test your file.

  • Why do printers need vector files?

    Printers ask for vector because a PNG can't be resized, split into inks or cut. Here is what they say, how to check your file, and when you can skip it.

  • Why does my Cricut cut twice?

    A Cricut or laser cuts twice when the file has two paths where you meant one. Find the cause (traced outlines, stacked or duplicate shapes) and fix it.

From your AI tool

  • AI Logo to Vector: What to Check Before You Print
  • ChatGPT Logo to Vector: Get It Print-Ready
  • Midjourney Logo to Vector: Print-Ready Files

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  • Cricut and Laser Cut Files: Closed Paths, No Double Cuts
  • Promo Item Artwork: Pad Print and Screen Print Vector Files
  • Screen Printing Artwork: Vector Files Built for Your Printer
  • Sticker Artwork: Cut Lines, Bleed and Vector Files
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