How large can I Print Then Cut?

1. Make sure your machine selection on the Canvas is correct.
   
   
    
2. Add your project to the Canvas, size it as desired, and make sure it is set to Print Then Cut. Designs that are too large for Print Then Cut will have a warning icon next to them in the Layers panel. 
   
   
    
3. Click on the warning icon. The message tells us that the printable image is too large for the material size we have selected, and offers two options for quickly resolving the issue: Auto-Resize Image and Change Page Size. 
   
   
   • Auto-Resize: This option quickly resizes the object smaller so it fits within the cuttable area on the selected page size, while retaining the object's proportions. 
   • Change Page Size: Choose this option if you need your printable design to remain at the designed size. This option opens the settings so you can choose a page size that's large enough for your project. Only the material sizes that are compatible with your machine selection will be listed. Choose a page size that is compatible with your printer, and matches the actual piece of material you plan to use.  
     
     
      
4. Once you have resized your image or chosen a different page size that can accommodate your image as designed, the warning icon will be removed from the Layers panel, and you can proceed to make your project. 

To figure out how many stickers you can fit on a page, create a single sticker at the size you would like, and click Make. On the Prepare page, increase the number of project copies and click Apply until you've filled a page with stickers. If needed, go back to the Canvas and adjust the size of your stickers to fit more on a page. 

1. In the Design Space menu, make sure your machine selection is correct.
   
    
2. Next, add your project to the Canvas, size it as desired, and make sure it is set to Print Then Cut. Designs that are too large for Print Then Cut will have a warning icon next to them in the Layers panel.  
   
   
    
3. Open the Layers panel and tap on the red warning icon. The message tells us that the printable image is too large for the material size we have selected, and offers an option for quickly resolving the issue: Auto-Resize. 
   
        
    
4. Auto-Resize quickly resizes the object smaller so it fits within the cuttable area on the selected page size, while retaining the object's proportions.
5. If you need your printable design to remain at the designed size, you can change your material size instead. To do this, open the Design Space Menu and go to Settings > Print Then Cut Settings > Default Size. Only the material sizes that are compatible with your machine selection will be listed. Choose a page size that is compatible with your printer, and matches the actual piece of material you plan to use.
   
   
    
6. Once you have resized your image or chosen a different page size that can accommodate your image as designed, the warning icon will be removed from the Layers panel, and you can proceed to make your project.

To figure out how many stickers you can fit on a page, create a single sticker at the size you would like, and tap Make. On the Mat Preview page, tap the mat icon at the top left.



Then, increase the number of project copies and click Done until you've filled a page with stickers. If needed, go back to the Canvas and adjust the size of your stickers to fit more on a page.