How to Prepare Your Logo for T-Shirt Printing
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October 15, 2026
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By: chotu@don
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A great custom T-shirt starts with a good file. Before you upload your logo or artwork in our designer, a few quick checks will help it print sharp and look the way you expect.
Use a PNG or JPG file
Our designer accepts PNG and JPG images up to 10 MB. If your logo has a plain background that you don’t want printed, use a PNG with a transparent background. A JPG always prints its background as a solid block.
Start with a large, clear image
Small images look blurry when they are stretched across a chest print. Upload the largest version of your logo that you have. As a rule of thumb, aim for at least 1500 pixels on the longest side for a front print. Screenshots and images saved from social media are usually too small.
Check the contrast with your shirt colour
Dark logos disappear on black or navy shirts and light logos fade on white. Pick a shirt colour that contrasts with your design, or use a light version of your logo on dark tees.
Keep it inside the print area
In the designer, the red box shows the printable area on the front and back of the shirt. Keep your logo and any text inside it. You can move and resize your artwork with the handles, and use the arrow at the bottom to switch between the front and back.
Quick checklist before you order
- PNG or JPG, under 10 MB
- Transparent background if you don’t want a box behind your logo
- Large enough to stay sharp
- Good contrast with the shirt colour
- Everything inside the print area
- Spelling of any added text double-checked
When you’re happy with the preview, click Done, choose your size and add the shirt to your cart. Have a question about your file? Call us on +92264991791 or email chotudonofficial@gmail.com.