Frequently Asked Questions

As long as an image complies with intellectual property laws and doesn’t contain any of the following banned content, it can be printed.

You may only use photographs that you own or for which you have permission in line with our Intellectual Property Policy. This includes pictures made with the AI Image Generator as well as ones from Unsplash, Openverse, Pixabay, and Pexels.

Prohibited content
Any content that fits the following description is forbidden and could lead to the cancellation of your purchase, as specified in our Terms of Service (Section “_What Are Your Rights to Content on UInPrint?_“):

• Child Exploitation: You are not permitted to upload or post any content that photographs, depicts, or otherwise employs minors for sexual or other forms of abuse, or shows children in a sexual way.
• Bullying, Defamation, Harassment, and Threats: You are not permitted to upload or post any content that harasses, intimidates, targets, or bullies any individual.
• Hateful Content: You are not allowed to upload or post anything that encourages or justifies the use of violence against someone on the basis of their age, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, color, religion, national origin, status as a veteran, or disability. Additionally, it cannot encourage criminal conduct or terrorist activities.
• Illegal Content: You are not allowed to publish or post anything that is vulgar or that encourages behavior that is prohibited by the laws of the countries in which you do business.
• Intellectual Property: You are not allowed to upload or post any content that violates another person’s trademarks or copyright.
• Personal and Confidential Information: Unless you have permission from the owner of the information or from another authorized person, you are not permitted to post or upload any content that contains personally identifiable information, sensitive personal information, or confidential information, such as account passwords, credit card numbers, or confidential national ID numbers.
• Self-Harm: Content that encourages self-harm cannot be uploaded or posted.
• Terrorist Organizations: Content that suggests or encourages membership in, support for, or funding of a terrorist organization is prohibited for posting or uploading.

All-over printing, or AOP for short, is a popular printing technique used on a variety of goods, including t-shirts, leggings, socks, and more. Another name for it is dye sublimation.

How is AOP different from DTG?
You are not restricted to certain print regions, unlike with direct-to-garment (DTG) printing. Usually, printing is possible across the entire product surface. This is why AOP goods benefit most from repeating patterns.
 
The printing technique requires synthetic materials, such as polyester, hence these are usually used. Conversely, DTG products mostly use natural cotton fibers.
Clothes are typically “cut & sew”. This suggests that the fabric used to create the garment is printed with a design before being utilized to create the garment.
Please be aware that some of the pattern markings used to direct the sewing process may be visible on the inside of the AOP garments due to their hand-sewn construction.
Pros
The whole product surface can be printed.
Vibrant, long-lasting color outcome.
Since dyes are used in the printing process, the design is incorporated into the fabric.
Very few designing limitations.

Cons
Limited choice of fabric material options.
It is not advised to use dark colors—that is, a dark background—because the pattern is printed on white cloth. These objects may display white lines between your image’s patterns when stretched. To guarantee a satisfactory result, huge products will need large, high-quality print files.

AOP, sometimes referred to as dye sublimation, is a printing method that yields remarkably vivid and durable prints. AOP goods are usually manufactured by printing the fabric, then cutting and stitching the item. Socks are one example of an exception, though.
To get the finest results, keep in mind that there are certain limitations, just like with every printing technique.

Remember that solid colors and repeating patterns are ideal for AOP items.Larger design components can still be used, but only if they are not at the collar/cuff or seam area where they could get cut off.

Sublimation and UV printing are the two primary printing techniques used to imprint on bottles and tumblers.

JPEG,PNG, and SVG are the file formats that are supported.

While 300 DPI is the suggested resolution for JPEG/PNG files, a file with a lesser resolution could work just fine (depending on the product). The required resolution for products that require large-sized files (such as blankets, tapestries, or leggings) is between 120 and 150 DPI.

If you want to use a design with a low resolution, we will automatically improve the print file quality before submitting the order to production, making it better suited for printing. But, we advise adhering to each product’s unique print file specifications and using high-resolution drawings when possible.

We advise utilizing Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW for producing or editing SVG format files.

Using SVG format files for raster pictures and photos is not advised. Please upload your raster images in JPEG or PNG format if they make up the majority of your material.

Although we can accept files in several color spaces, all system actions are performed in RGB (red, green, and blue). If you submit a file that is CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black), please note that our system will convert it to RGB and that there may be a noticeable change in color.

We advise the following to provide the best color-accurate print output possible:

1. Use RGB color mode when creating your design.
2. In your designing app, switch the design to CMYK color mode to see how it would appear printed. This will let you get a general concept of how the color will change when printed.
3. Revert the color mode adjustments, then export the artwork using the RGB color profile.