Designer Guide

How to Upload a Face Swap Card

This guide shows you how to set up and submit a face swap card correctly, from preparing your main artwork to uploading the face reference image and completing the final card details.

Main artwork

Upload your finished card design as a JPG or PNG at 300 DPI.

Face reference

Add a small square image to show which face should be replaced.

Check the bleed

Keep important design details away from the red bleed area before submitting.

Step-by-step guide

1

Prepare your main artwork

You will need two pieces of artwork before you start. The first is your main card design. This should be uploaded in the same way as a standard card, as either a JPG or PNG.

  • If exporting as JPG, design in CMYK and export in RGB at 300 DPI.
  • If exporting as PNG, make sure the file is also exported at 300 DPI.
  • Make sure your design is fully finished and ready to print before uploading.
JPG export settings for main artwork
Main image export settings.
Example of finished main face swap card artwork
Example of the main card artwork.
2

Create the face reference image

The second file is a small square image showing the face you want the customer to replace. This acts as a visual guide so customers can clearly see which face will be swapped.

  • This image does not need to be high resolution.
  • Use a clear crop of the face you want to be replaced.
  • Keep the image square so it displays neatly on the upload page.
Square face reference image example
Example of the face reference image used to show the swap area.
3

Select the face swap card option

Once both files are ready, go to your dashboard and choose the Face Swap Card option to begin the upload process.

Dashboard view showing face swap card option
Choose the face swap card option from the dashboard.
4

Upload the main artwork and check the bleed

After uploading your main artwork, check that no important parts of the design sit inside or too close to the red area. This is the bleed area and it will be trimmed off during production.

  • Only background colours or background images should extend into the red area.
  • Keep text, faces, and important details safely inside the main design area.
  • When you are happy, click Next to continue.
Upload screen for main face swap artwork showing bleed area
Upload the main artwork and make sure key design elements stay clear of the bleed.
5

Upload the face photo

On the next screen, upload the face reference image. You can choose to upload one face or two faces, depending on the design.

  • Make sure the correct face is shown for each swap area.
  • Use clear, recognisable face crops so customers understand the design.
  • Once everything looks right, click Next.
Upload screen for one or two face images
Upload one or two face reference images, depending on your card design.
6

Complete the card details and submit

After that, fill in the card details in the same way you would for a standard card. Once submitted, our team will review the design before it goes live.

  • You can test the design later from your profile page.
  • If anything needs changing, it is best to fix it before submission.
  • A clear setup helps speed up the approval process.
Card details form for face swap card submission
Complete the product details before submitting.
Once approved, your finished design will appear on your profile page for testing.

Helpful tips before you submit

  • Use a clear and high-quality main design file.
  • Keep all important artwork away from the bleed area.
  • Make sure the face reference image clearly shows the correct face to be swapped.
  • Double-check that you have selected the correct card type before uploading.

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