![]() ![]() Send it to your computer via email, AirDrop, DropBox, or your preferred transfer method If you don’t have a printer that connects to your iPad, or if you plan to send the artwork to a print shop:Įxport the project as a PDF (Actions > Share > PDF). If you have a printer that can connect to your iPad via bluetooth:Įxport the project as a PDF (Actions > Share > PDF) You can use a light color for these guides. When you print it, this will make it much easier to cut the card to the proper size. Create cutting guides by tracing the outline of the card and extending to the edges of the paper. Open your layers and un-check the Background color layer so you can see the white card shape.Add a new layer at the bottom of the layers stack. At the bottom, change the dimensions to match your paper size (e.g. Increase the Canvas size to match the dimensions of the paper you’ll use for printing under Actions > Canvas > Crop and Resize. This denotes the outer edge of the full sized card. This will allow you to keep a backup of the original design.In the duplicated copy, create a new layer at the bottom of your layers and fill it with white. Step 4: Resize to Match Paper Sizeįirst, duplicate the canvas: Return back to your Gallery, slide left on the Canvas, and choose Duplicate. ![]() Make sure the Drawing Guide is toggled on under Actions > Canvas. Tip: To create a guideline halfway down the page, go to Actions > Canvas > Edit Drawing Guide. Keep the design within the bottom half of the screen so it will show up on the front of the card when it’s folded. Step 3: Create the DesignĬreate your greeting card design artwork. In “Canvas Properties”, tap the words “Untitled Canvas” and type in a descriptive name such as “Greeting Card”. If you’d like to re-use the canvas dimensions you’ve just set up for future projects, you can name this template. Otherwise, you can keep the default setting at RGB.When using RGB, the printed colors may not look as bright or saturated as they do on screen. If you plan to get your design printed at a print shop, you may need to change the Color Profile to CMYK. A higher DPI gives you a better quality image. DPI stands for “dots per inch” and is the number of ink dots the printer can squeeze into an inch of the paper. Enter the width (5.5”) and height (8.5”).Set the DPI to 300. DimensionsĬhange your units to inches instead of pixels at the bottom next to the number keypad. In the Gallery view, create a new canvas (top right corner) and choose Custom Dimensions (top right icon). For this card, the full dimensions would be 8.5” x 5.5”. Double the height dimension so the card can fold in half. We’re using a card that has these dimensions (when folded): 4.25” x 5.5”. Measure an example card or envelope to determine your card size. ![]()
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