Teedex provides flexible download settings to help you export your jersey variations according to your production requirements. You can choose the file format, PDF export type, color space, and resolution before downloading your designs.

These settings help you prepare files for different workflows, whether you need individual jersey images, multiple files for a bulk order, or high-resolution artwork for production.

1. Open Download Settings

After generating your jersey variations, navigate to the Export tab. Click Download Settings in the top-right corner to configure your export preferences.

Review the available options and select the settings that match your requirements before downloading your files.

2. Choose Your File Format

Teedex supports three file formats for exporting jersey designs:

• JPG: Suitable for standard image exports.

• PNG: Useful when you need image files that support transparency.

• PDF: Suitable for document-based export workflows.

Choose the format according to how you plan to use or share your jersey designs.

3. Select Your PDF Export Type

If you choose PDF, Teedex provides two export options:

• Single PDF: Export your designs into a single PDF file.

• Multiple PDFs: Export your designs as separate PDF files.

Select the option that best matches your file organization and production requirements.

4. Choose Your Color Space

Teedex lets you select between two color spaces:

• RGB: Commonly used for digital images and screen-based workflows.

• CMYK: Commonly used in print-oriented workflows.

Choose the color space according to your production team’s requirements and the specifications provided by your printing workflow.

5. Select Your Resolution

You can choose from three resolution options:

• 72 DPI: Suitable for many screen-oriented uses.

• 150 DPI: Provides a medium-resolution export option.

• 300 DPI: Offers a higher-resolution export option for workflows that require more image detail.

For print production, 300 DPI may be appropriate when required by your production specifications. Always confirm the required resolution with your printing team.

6. Save Your Preferred Settings

Once you’ve selected your file format, PDF export type where applicable, color space, and resolution, you can save your settings for future projects.

This makes it easier to reuse your preferred configuration instead of selecting the same options every time you export jersey variations.

7. Download Your Jersey Designs

After configuring your settings, return to the Export workspace and download your files.

You can download a single variation or multiple generated variations together, depending on your requirements.

Before completing the export, review your selected settings and confirm that the files are ready for your intended workflow.

Tips for Best Results

• Confirm the required file format before exporting.

• Choose Single PDF or Multiple PDFs according to your file organization needs.

• Check whether your production team requires RGB or CMYK.

• Select the resolution according to your printing specifications.

• Save your preferred settings to simplify future exports.