Design a personalized tire cover with the help of our online design tools.
You don’t need to be a design expert to create the awe-inspiring, personalized tire cover you’ve been looking for. Our online tire cover designer makes the process easy breezy! You just point, click, and see a virtual proof. Here are some design tips to help you along the way. Remember, a good design can easily be a GREAT design with just a few adjustments.
Choosing Colors, Styles, Size, and Layout
Letter styles and colors are important elements in the design of your personalized tire cover. Knowing the purpose of your design will make the choices easier.
COLORS:
High Contrast Colors:
If your purpose is to make a statement or for maximum visibility you should be using high contrasting colors to make your design stand out and demand attention.
Examples of high contrasting colors on a black spare tire cover would be:
- White
- Light Grey
- Yellow
- Lavender
- Pink
- Light Blue
Medium Contrast Colors:
If you want a classy look without boldness, but still want readability and visibility, choose a medium contrasting color.
Examples of medium contrasting colors against a black background would be:
- Medium Grey
- Green
- Red
- Blue
- Orange
- Teal
Low Contrast Colors:
If your design needs a subtle accent color or a second color to give depth, choosing a low contrasting color will effectively add a dimensional look and allow the eye to easily see the main focal point.
This is an example of poor readability. Do not use low-contrasting colors for lettering or images, only for accents.
Examples of low contrasting colors against a black tire spare cover would be:
- Navy Blue
- Dark Gray
- Dark Green
- Burgundy
- Brown
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TEXT SIZE:
Text size is an important element to keep in mind. What is the purpose of your design? Is this meant to be read from far away or up close?
The more lines of text you add to your personalized design, the smaller each letter is going to be, thus the less readable.
The emphasis here is business name and phone number. The rest is only readable up close, like in a parking lot.
What is more important in your design, the name of your business, the service you provide, or that funny one-liner?
These are all things that need to be easily readable in order to relay your message.
Remember, a personalized tire cover is a distance-viewing product, so you want the lettering to be readable from a distance. Less is more!
Simplicity is beautiful!
USING SHADOWS OR OUTLINES
Text size is an important element to keep in mind. What is the purpose of your design? Is this meant to be read from far away or up close?
The more lines of text you add to your personalized design, the smaller each letter is going to be, thus the less readable.
The emphasis here is business name and phone number. The rest is only readable up close, like in a parking lot.
ARCHING (CURVING) OR STRAIGHT TEXT:
A personalized tire cover can have text in a straight line or arched (curved) around the shape of the tire cover.
Arching (curving) the text will allow more design area on a circular background. It will frame a centered image, especially if the image is cropped into a circle-shape.
A square or rectangle-shaped image looks best with straight text instead of curved.
USING PHOTOGRAPHS:
A picture is worth a thousand words, and your personalized tire cover will jump out and grab you with the right photo.
A photo can be the entire design. Text is optional.
A personalized tire cover filled with dog photo.
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