Question 1

What types of artwork can I upload?

Accepted Answer

You can upload artwork you created yourself or artwork created with the assistance of an AI platform or other design software. Submitted artwork will be reviewed to determine whether it is suitable for the intended wrap application.

Question 2

Does uploading my artwork guarantee it can be used for a wrap?

Accepted Answer

No. Artwork that looks good on a screen may not always translate properly to a vehicle, boat, wall, window, or other wrap surface. Resolution, dimensions, proportions, image quality, placement, and the shape of the surface can all affect whether the artwork can be successfully produced.

Question 3

What happens after I submit my artwork?

Accepted Answer

Your submission is reviewed along with the information you provide about your project. A team member may contact you to discuss the artwork, application, sizing, design requirements, production considerations, and next steps.

Question 4

Does my artwork need to be a specific size or resolution?

Accepted Answer

Higher-resolution artwork generally provides the best results, especially for large-format printing. The exact requirements depend on the size and type of wrap being produced, so submitted files will be evaluated before production.

Question 5

Can you make adjustments to artwork that I upload?

Accepted Answer

In many cases, artwork can be adjusted, resized, repositioned, or prepared for production. The amount of work required depends on the quality and format of the original file and how well it fits the intended wrap application.

Question 6

Can I upload artwork created with an AI platform?

Accepted Answer

Yes. AI-generated artwork can be submitted for review, but generating an image with an AI platform does not automatically make it suitable for large-format printing or wrapping. Image resolution, proportions, visual details, file quality, and the intended application must still be evaluated before the artwork can be approved for production.

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