Resize Tumbler Wrap Designs? Learn How with This Canva Tutorial! 

Thank you so much! You keep it simple, just what I need!!!❤

Thank you for this! I have discovered that not all tumblers are created equal! This will help tremendously!

Thank you so much!!! Your a blessing! ❤

Love your directions it is exactly how I do resizing. I saw another version where they used the handles on the image to resize, and I find that it crops the image as you go. So, using image as background makes perfect sense, thank you for confirming that!!!!

Im new to cricut and sublimating so I have not ventured into canva before but watching your 2 canva videos has made me brave thanx

I’m new to sublimation and this helped me so much . Thank you

I’m new to tumbler sublimation and this is very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you for explaining this! I’ve been looking for hours for this!

I love how your shop looks! You're doing a great job! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)

Thank you! I resize my all designs 🥰🙌🏽

Thank you! You made this so easy to follow!

Looking forward to more videos like this!

I've been meaning to learn how to use Canva for my designs. Thanks for the tips.

Thanks for the super easy step by step!!

I've wanted to try Canva. Thanks you definitely make it easy to follow. I am going to give it a try!

You really simplify it . good Video

Thank you so much for this video. You have just saved me a huge headache tomorrow. Had no idea how to get it to fit to the page. 😂

Thank you for this great video! So easy to understand. I am loving these videos! 🎉

This very was very helpful. Thank you.

Awesome thanks for the information.

You make learning easy.

Thank you, finally I get it!!

Thank you! Great video

Thanks for the info.

I’ve done this, now my printer settings are trying to stretch the image and chop it off, so I select shrink to fit? I’m afraid it will make it too small. I’m new to this. THank you for any help! And this video!

I do mine like that also. How do you take an image from a 20 OZ tumbler to a 4 in 1 can cooler without losing most of the image??

Your awesome😊

Awesome!

Thanks for this

I would be so lost without Canva!

Will this work to resize to an 11oz mug without losing the image?

Thanks for the tutorial... Pls make a video for the tapered version... Thanks

When printing my resized image, it is printing too short even though I have put the correct dimensions. Do you have any advice or tips on how to get around this?

I watched your video an the problem I am having is when I set it to background it cuts off some of my picture, so that not working for me. Any other suggestions on how to resize it?

My design did not fit around my cup all the way with that size 9.4x8.5

Thank you

Hi, Thankyou so much for this video!!! how to we set the printer to print that size or A3 and A4 - The trouble I am having is when i go to print, it is printing out too big. Do you have any advice? I have wasted a ridiculous amount of paper. I know its operator error. Just need to see where iam going wrong,. :) Thanks so much in advance.

Can you show how to mirror and print

I tried sizing my tumbler wrap in the dimensions you suggested but my wrap either prints to large or half the meager is cut off, what could I be doing wrong

What size paper to use

Can you add text here to the design?

I do this but when I print it , it’s an 8x11 . What am I doing wrong??

Is this for 20oz tumblers

I did exactly what you did and mine come out short on the width all the time..What is going wrong.

Do u mirror if you put name on them, thanks for video

Do you need the Pro account to do this?

It did not work for me. Not have I been for 2 weeks trying to do a 18 5 tumbler w my design which does not work. Help!!!!!!

For some reason when I print still does not come out the right size. I follow step by step

When I printed image it stretched it back out to full page print?

I try that.. and even when i put the temblers size.. when i print it.. it come bigger.. cut off the imagen😢

Oh my God, could you please shut your music off? I can’t hear you.