How to Design Postcards to Meet Standard Postcard Sizes
When it comes to designing postcards, there is more to just coming up with a great, eye-catching design. Anyone who wants to design postcards that will actually be used needs to be familiar upfront with what the standard postcard sizes are.
This is because you want to make sure that the design you come up with will actually fit onto the card well. You probably know that if you have designed advertisements in the past that if you worked out the design on one rectangle, you will need to do some rearranging in order to have it fit a slightly different shaped rectangle. The same is true when it comes to postcards. Many of the standard sizes, such as four by six or five by seven are simply larger versions of the same shaped rectangle. But there are other popular sizes, like the four by nine, that are a completely different shape altogether. These are going to need either a different design, or a very much rearranged version of the design that you created for the first card.
When submitting your design for people to use, you will want to label what size it is intended to be used with. You might just make a design that can only work with one sized card, or, if you want your work to be more widely used, you can create several versions of the same design that will work with a variety of postcard shapes and sizes.
There are many people who are looking online for readily made postcard designs that they can use for their own postcards. Creating designs for people to use is a great way of getting your name out and letting people know who you are and what a great designer you are. Just make sure you make your design usable!
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