What is in a pattern pack
When you license a design you download one pack. Here is what is inside it, and what each file is for.
| PSD | One layered Photoshop file with the seamless repeat |
| JPG | One flat image for each colorway |
| PNG | The individual flowers and leaves, cut out on transparent backgrounds |
The PSD
The pattern sits on a single layer, above the background color options. You can turn the background layers on and off and change the color behind the flowers in a few seconds.
One thing to know before you open it: the flowers are not separated from each other inside the PSD. The whole repeat is one layer. If you want individual flowers, use the PNG files.
The JPGs
Each colorway is its own flat JPG. There is nothing to set up. Place it in your artwork and it repeats.
The PNGs
These are the individual elements, each one on a transparent background. Use them to build your own layouts, borders, placement prints, or a smaller repeat than the one I made.
Size and color
Most designs are a seamless tile of 6000 pixels square, which prints at about 20 by 20 inches at 300 DPI. A few are larger, at 8000 pixels square. The exact size for each design is in the specifications on its own page.
All files are RGB.
The license is separate from the files
Every pack contains the same kinds of file. What changes between a non-exclusive and an exclusive license is what you are allowed to make with the artwork, where, and for how long. See licensing.