Sizes — one design, every size

For anyone with a finished design who needs it as a post, a card, a poster or a whole kit.

Step by step

1
Pick the design
Upload a finished design, or click one you made in the strip from your Library. From the Library, new sizes save back onto that design; an upload becomes a new Library entry.
The whole screen · click to open full size
Close-up — the part to look at
2
Tick the sizes, or press a kit
Sizes are grouped: print, social posts, ads, banners and headers. The kits (Event, Print, Social, Ads, Banners) tick a ready set in one click. Clear starts over.
The whole screen · click to open full size
Close-up — the part to look at
3
Tell small sizes what to keep
A business card or a post can’t hold a whole flyer. Each small size gets a note — keep the headline, the main picture and one call to action — which you can change. Print sizes have a “Full bleed” tick so colour runs right off the paper’s edge.
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4
Press “Make N sizes”
The button counts what you ticked. Sizes are made one at a time, one to three minutes each, and the button shows which one it’s on.
The whole screen · click to open full size
Close-up — the part to look at
5
Download PNG or PDF
Each size appears as a card with its pixel size and, for print sizes, “300 DPI · print-ready”. PNG is for screens; PDF is the file your printer wants.
The whole screen · click to open full size
Close-up — the part to look at

Extra sizes are $3 each after the first.
If you uploaded the design (rather than picking it from the Library), tick “This design is mine to use” before making sizes.
Small formats keep the headline and drop the clutter — that is by design. Change the note if you’d rather keep something else.
Full bleed adds the extra ⅛″ the printer trims away. Leave it on for anything going to print.
Sizes that already exist on a design show a tick next to their name; making them again replaces them.

If something goes wrong

The messages the page can show, and what to do.

“Please confirm the design is yours to use first.”: Tick the ownership box under the sizes. It only appears for uploads — Library designs were confirmed when they were made.
“These sizes couldn’t be made (you can try them again): …”: The named sizes failed while the others finished. Tick just those and press the button again — only finished sizes are charged.
“Nothing in your library yet — upload a design above, or make one.”: You have no designs on this device. Upload one, or make one on the New Remake or New Design page first.
“You’re out of credits. Add some to keep going.”: Your balance can’t cover this piece. Add credits on the Account page — your work carries on from where you left off. Nothing was charged.

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