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Recommended Requirements for Clear Phone Designs
Creating high-quality Airpods case designs ensures the best possible print results. To achieve optimal results, please follow these recommended guidelines:
| Dimensions | 892 x 1789 px |
| Resolution | 300 DPI (Pixels/Inch) |
| File extension | .PNG or .JPEG / .JPG |
| Color Space | Matte |
Logo Placement on Phone Cases
For the best results on every phone case model, position your brand logo approximately 40mm, or 475px , from the bottom edge. This placement, illustrated in the reference photo, keeps your logo clearly visible across all device variations.
Printing Safe Area
- Check that all important elements of your design stay within the safe area.
- Fill the entire layout area (red rectangle), including the bleed area.
5. With the Clear Phone Case, you can print your designs with transparent areas, meaning you can print only specific elements. For example, you can remove the background.
PRO TIPS:
1. Ensure that the clear areas are 100% transparent; otherwise, the printer will print white over them. The printing process starts with applying white ink on the phone case, followed by other colors. Here’s how to check for pixels that might not be visible:
a. Bad print example: If there are not 100% transparent pixels, you might see white next to the objects when it should only be under them.
b. Another bad print example: If you try using a shiny gradient effect on the letters, you might see extra pixels around the letters using a pixel tracking tool (like Photoshop’s Magic Wand).
Remember, the printing process starts with white ink, so any nearly transparent pixels will end up with white underneath them, leading to an undesired final result. To avoid this, cut out objects cleanly when creating your design or use a solid background.
2. When creating a Clear Case product, the dimensions may vary. Don’t worry; just scale your design enough, and Podbase will automatically adjust it to fit other models, as shown in the GIF below.
Once you've created the designs for your desired models, go to File > Export > Artboards to Files. Select the destination and file type: PNG-24.
Voilà! You’ve successfully created perfect designs for each model.:
