For artists
Sizes, and what prints well
This page answers one question: why is my piece not offered in every size? The short answer is that we never enlarge your file. If the image does not have the pixels a size needs, that size is simply not offered, we would rather show you fewer sizes than sell someone a soft print with your name on it.
The numbers below are read straight from the same table the software checks against, so this page cannot drift out of date.
What each size needs
| Product | Size | Your file needs to be at least | Sacred text |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blanket | 30x40 | 9,750 × 12,750 px | Not offered |
| Framed print | 12x16 | 3,618 × 4,818 px | Allowed |
| Framed print | 18x24 | 5,418 × 7,218 px | Allowed |
| Greeting_card | 16pack | 2,625 × 1,725 px | Not offered |
| Greeting_card | 24pack | 2,625 × 1,725 px | Not offered |
| Greeting_card | 8pack | 2,625 × 1,725 px | Not offered |
| Hoodie | L | 3,839 × 2,744 px | Allowed |
| Hoodie | M | 3,839 × 2,744 px | Allowed |
| Hoodie | S | 3,839 × 2,744 px | Allowed |
| Hoodie | XL | 3,839 × 2,744 px | Allowed |
| Magnet | 2x2 | 676 × 676 px | Not offered |
| Mug | 11oz | 2,700 × 1,120 px | Not offered |
| Pillowcase | 20x30 | 4,800 × 3,263 px | Not offered |
| Poster | 11x9 | 3,318 × 2,718 px | Allowed |
| Poster | 12x16 | 3,618 × 4,818 px | Allowed |
| Poster | 18x24 | 5,418 × 7,218 px | Allowed |
| Poster | 24x18 | 7,218 × 5,418 px | Allowed |
| T-shirt | L | 3,021 × 3,927 px | Allowed |
| T-shirt | M | 3,021 × 3,927 px | Allowed |
| T-shirt | S | 3,021 × 3,927 px | Allowed |
| T-shirt | XL | 3,021 × 3,927 px | Allowed |
| Sweatshirt | L | 3,461 × 3,955 px | Allowed |
| Sweatshirt | M | 3,461 × 3,955 px | Allowed |
| Sweatshirt | S | 3,461 × 3,955 px | Allowed |
| Sweatshirt | XL | 3,461 × 3,955 px | Allowed |
Garment sizes (S, M, L, XL) share one print area, so one file covers all of them. A size marked “not offered” for sacred text is a standing rule, not a judgement on a particular piece: Qur’anic and hadith calligraphy is sold on wall prints only, never on anything worn below the waist, walked on, sat on, eaten off, or thrown away.
Getting the most sizes from one file
- Upload the biggest version you have. We never enlarge, so the file you send sets the ceiling. Bigger file, more sizes offered.
- Aim for about 300dpi at the size you want. A full-bleed 12×16″ poster wants roughly 3,618×4,818px.
- A little white margin helps. A file slightly under a size's pixel floor can still qualify with a margin around the art, because the artwork does not have to fill the whole sheet.
- Shape matters as much as size. A very wide piece will not fill a tall poster, so wide work is offered in the landscape sizes instead.
- JPEG, PNG or TIFF, up to 100MB. Keep the original; do not re-save a JPEG repeatedly before sending it.
What we cannot print
Your work becomes merchandise, so a few things have to stay out of the image. If one appears we will ask you to change it rather than reject you.
- A company’s brand name, logo or wordmark, including a product whose branding is readable. An unbranded perfume bottle is a still life; the same bottle with the maker’s name on it is their mark on a shirt we sell.
- A character or mascot someone else owns.
- A living person’s face, without their written permission.
- The logo or emblem of a real institution, a masjid, a charity, a university, a government.
- Another artist’s work, or a copy close enough to recognise.
Ordinary subjects are completely fine: a cup of coffee, a prayer mat, a skyline, a car. The only test is whether a brand is readable. We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice, it is a house rule that keeps a dispute away from you as much as from us.