Vector artwork
AI • EPS • SVG • vector PDF
Best for logos, lettering, screen printing, large graphics and artwork that must scale without becoming blurry.
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Cleaner files and the right print method create sharper, more predictable results.
Learn which artwork files work best for print, apparel, murals, logos and graphic design before sending your project to Airbrush Some Stuff.
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High-resolution images
PNG • PSD • TIFF • high-quality JPG
Send the largest original version you have. Transparent PNG files are especially useful when the background should be removed.
Low-resolution copies
Screenshots • social-media downloads • tiny JPEGs
These can be useful as references, but they may not contain enough detail for clean production.
A common print target at final physical size. Increasing the DPI number alone does not restore detail that is missing from a small image.
Useful when a design needs to sit cleanly on a shirt, banner or other background without a white box.
Print pieces that run to the edge usually need extra artwork beyond the trim line so cutting does not leave white edges.
Screen colors and printed colors can differ. Production method, substrate and inks all affect final appearance.
Send font files only when licensing allows, or convert approved lettering to outlines/paths for final production artwork.
The original camera/export/design file is usually better than an image saved from a text message or social platform.
WHAT TO SEND
Match the file to the job.
ProjectPreferredAlso useful
Logo / brandingAI, EPS, SVG, vector PDFLarge transparent PNG
DTF printingHigh-res transparent PNGPSD, PDF, vector artwork
Screen printingVector / separated artworkHigh-res layered raster
Mural referenceOriginal high-res imagePDF, sketches, phone photos of the wall
Graphic designOriginal logos + high-res photosWord/PDF copy documents
Send what you have. The goal of this guide is to help when better source files exist—not to prevent you from starting a project.