Screenshot to Design
Turn a screenshot into a real file you can print—fast.
Screenshot-to-Design is built for the most common real-world situation: You don’t have the artwork… but you DO have a photo of the shirt, a screenshot from a customer, or an old mockup.
This tool converts that image into a production-ready design using DesignGen’s processing pipeline.
Best use cases (what it’s actually for)
Reprinting an old design when the file is gone
Cleaning up customer-sent artwork that’s too messy to print
Rebuilding a logo from a blurry screenshot
Turning a concept/mockup into a real, pressable file
How to get clean results (do this, not vibes)
Capture a good image
Flat, front-facing, well-lit. Avoid wrinkles, weird angles, heavy shadows. Crop tight around the design.
Upload & Choose
Select Screenshot-to-Design. This runs exactly 1 credit per generation on our site.
Prompt (Optional)
Use the prompt box for controlled edits. "Keep layout, clean up edges, make text sharper."
Upscale
If the source image is low-res, upscale before (or after) to get better large-format quality.
What to Expect
Sharp Edges
No more jagged, pixelated borders. The AI rebuilds paths for clean pressing.
True Colors
Color palettes are simplified and enhanced for CMYK+W DTF printing workflows.
Transparent Background
The subject is automatically isolated so it's ready to gang instantly.
Legal / Permission Note
Screenshot-to-Design is for recreating artwork you own or have permission to reproduce. If a customer sends copyrighted art they don’t own, don’t print it.
Power Workflows
DesignGen tools are modular—output from one tool can feed the next.
Classic "fix a trash logo" chain:
FAQs
Why did my text come out weird?
Use the higher quality mode and add “preserve text exactly / make text readable” in the prompt. Ultra Max is better for text-heavy designs.
Does it charge a credit if it fails?
Failed attempts don’t deduct credits.