Introducing Custom Linings in USTYYLIT

This brief video shows how simple it is to use your own images to create personalized custom linings.

This brief video above shows how simple it is to use your own images to create personalized custom linings in USTYYLIT. You don’t need graphic design skills to create great looking personalized linings that will make your custom garments unique and unforgettable. Upload your own images, crop or resize them, change background colors, and decide how the images will repeat across the lining surface.

How to use the Custom Lining Process

Below are some videos that will help you understand how to use the Custom Lining application that is built into USTYYLIT.

Video #1: Creating your first Custom Lining

This video provides a few different examples in situations where you have only one image or as many as four images. It also explains what to do when you have multiple images and they are not all the same size.

This video above shows examples of uploading one, two or four images, and demonstrates how to easily handle images with varying sizes.

Video #2: Using a logo / image with a transparent background

This video demonstrates how the lining application handles images with a transparent background.

This video above demonstrates how the lining application handles images with a transparent background. This is handy for creating linings with business logos.

Video #3: Get even more creative with your edited images

This video shows how you can edit images in photoshop to remove or replace the background. The result can create more interesting looks when used in the custom lining application.

This video above shows how you can edit images in photoshop to remove or replace the background. The result can create more interesting looks when used in the custom lining application.

Video #4: Uploading as many as 30 images

This video explains the basics of how the custom lining application works. It demonstrates how you can upload anywhere from 1 to 30 images to be used for your design.

This video above demonstrates how you can upload as many as 30 images, and how the lining application handles laying out the images.