How to Resize and Print Tumbler Wraps Perfectly Every Time

How to Resize and Print Tumbler Wraps Perfectly Every Time

If you love decorating tumblers, you know that getting the wrap size just right can make or break your design. Whether you're using sublimation, vinyl, or waterproof stickers, properly resizing and printing your tumbler wraps is essential for a polished, professional look.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to resize and print tumbler wraps perfectly, every time—even if you're a complete beginner.



1. Know Your Tumbler Size

Before you even open a design, you need to know the exact dimensions of your tumbler. Common tumbler sizes include:

  • 20 oz skinny tumbler: 9.3" x 8.2"
  • 30 oz skinny tumbler: 10.3" x 9.5"
  • 16 oz glass can: 9.45" x 4.3"

Tip: Use a flexible measuring tape to double-check the height and circumference of your tumbler.


2. Choose the Right File Format

Make sure your wrap file is in a high-resolution PNG, JPG, or SVG format. If you’re using a free tumbler wrap from our site, you’re already set! SVG files are best for vinyl cutting, while PNGs are ideal for printing sublimation or waterslide transfers.


3. Resize Your Wrap Easily (Try Our Free Online Tool!)

If you're unsure how to resize your tumbler wrap to exactly 9.3" x 8.2", we’ve made it easy for you!

Use our Free Tumbler Wrap Resizer Tool right here on our website. It instantly resizes your image to fit a standard 20 oz skinny tumbler. No design software needed—just upload and download.

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Other manual options include:

  • Canva: Set custom dimensions and drag your image to fit.
  • Inkscape (Free): Great for scaling SVGs precisely.
  • Cricut Design Space: Resize based on width and height in inches.

4. Use the Right Printer Settings

To avoid blurry or dull prints:

  • Printer: Use a sublimation printer (like Epson EcoTank converted for sublimation) for sublimation wraps. For stickers or vinyl, a regular inkjet printer with high-quality ink will work.
  • Paper: Use sublimation paper or high-quality printable vinyl.
  • Settings: Set print quality to "Best" or "High", and turn off scaling or "fit to page."

5. Print a Test Page First

Before using specialty paper, print a test on plain paper and wrap it around your tumbler to check:

  • Alignment
  • Size accuracy
  • Design positioning

Make any necessary tweaks, then do your final print.

6. Apply With Care

Once your wrap is printed and cut:

  • For sublimation: Tape it securely and use a heat press or oven.
  • For vinyl: Use transfer tape, smoothing from the center out.
  • For stickers: Peel and apply slowly, smoothing bubbles as you go.

Final Thoughts

With accurate sizing and printing, your tumbler projects can look professional and personalized. Use our free resizer tool to get the perfect fit for your 20 oz skinny tumblers in seconds.

Ready to start? Browse our free tumbler wrap collection and download your favorite designs today!

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