Not a mockup tool you take turns in. One shared canvas, both of you drawing, typing and dropping photos onto the same t-shirt at the same second — with each other’s cursor right there. Then two garments come out of it: same design, one detail of your own on each.
Same design · one detail each
Every mark you place is tagged ours, mine or theirs. So one shared theme prints as two personalised garments — and you don’t have to choose between matching with them and it still being yours.
No install, no account for your partner, no design experience. If you can scribble on a napkin you can do this.
Shirt, tote or hoodie. The canvas, the print-safe guide and the export size all follow from it.
They open the link and they’re on your canvas. Two live cursors, one surface. Or design it alone and send a surprise.
Draw, type, drop a photo, add a frame. Undo only ever eats your own marks, so you can’t wreck their half.
Preview it on the real garment. Order when you like — the design stays saved either way.
Everything below is on the canvas the moment you open it, and everything renders at print resolution — not at screen resolution and hopefully-fine.
Marker, soft and hard pen, highlighter, glitter, dotted, spray, plus a stamp brush. A real eraser that either lifts ink only or knocks a hole through everything.
Montserrat, Helvetica Now, Playfair Display, Instrument Serif, Space Grotesk, Bebas Neue and Caveat — with weight, tracking, leading, alignment, case and arc.
Upload them and we check them against print DPI, tell you honestly when one is too small at the size you placed it, and can cut the background out.
A shared photo moment, not a selfie: opening it pings your partner, both faces go live side by side, and one 3-2-1 fires both shutters at the same instant.
A Canva-style frame library — polaroid, arch, filmstrip, torn paper, halftone — and a full-screen gallery of trend layouts to drop in and make yours.
Optional, inside Snap a Pic: turn your together-photo into line art, watercolour, anime, pop art, retro or K-cartoon. Everyone gets one free go.
Open a canvas, spend an evening on it, save it, come back to it — all free, and your partner never pays anything. You only pay if you want to wear it.
Ships worldwide. Indonesian orders are printed and shipped from our own studio in rupiah, with your choice of courier. One payment can go to two addresses.
Once a design exists, it can go on an acrylic keychain, a mug, a sticker sheet, a mousepad or a fridge magnet — the studio offers those after checkout, composited onto each product from the artwork you already made.
Yes — it’s one canvas, not a turn-based swap. You see each other’s cursor and each other’s ink land in real time, from two devices in two places. Undo only removes your own marks, so neither of you can accidentally wipe the other’s work.
That’s the whole idea. Every element is marked as ours, mine or theirs, so one shared theme prints as two personalised garments — their name on yours, yours on theirs.
Designing together is free and unlimited, and your partner needs no account and no plan. Ordering the garment is separate: tote $37, shirt $47, hoodie $79.
Yes. Design it alone, then send a link. They open a reveal of the finished garment and either take it exactly as it is, or add their own part on the same canvas and send it back.
Upload them, or take a new one together with Snap a Pic — it fires both webcams on one shared countdown, so the photo on the shirt actually has both of you in it. Uploads are checked against print resolution and the studio tells you when a photo is too small at the size you placed it, rather than printing something blurry.
Worldwide. Indonesian orders are printed and fulfilled from our own studio in rupiah with your choice of courier; everywhere else prints through our international partner. One payment can ship the same design to two addresses.
Two browsers. A phone works, though a laptop or tablet is nicer to draw on. Snap a Pic needs a webcam; nothing else does.
It takes one tap to open and a link to bring them in. Nothing is charged until you want the garment.