30 oz tumbler sublimation template size
A 30 oz skinny tumbler's print area is about 10 in around and 9.4 to 9.6 in tall, so a full wrap is roughly 10 × 9.4 in (3000 × 2820 px at 300 DPI). Brands differ by a few tenths of an inch, and some 30 oz cups are tapered, so check the numbers for your cup below, then measure the one in your hand before you print.
Open a 30 oz tapered tumbler in TaperWrap
30 oz tumbler sizes by brand
Each row links to the cup's page in our Blank Registry, with its source and a free blank SVG template at true size. Circumference and height are for the print area. The full-wrap size is the flat shape without seam overlap; pixels are that size at 300 DPI, rounded up.
| Cup | Circumference | Print height | Full-wrap size (flat) | Pixels at 300 DPI | Smallest paper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 oz skinny tapered tumbler Source: third-party template (quickspi.com) |
10 in (254 mm) top 9.25 in (235 mm) bottom |
9.375 in (238 mm) | 10 × 9.47 in | 3000 × 2841 px | Tabloid · A3 |
| MakerFlo 30oz Skinny Sublimation Tumbler Source: supplier template (makerflo.com) |
10.022 in (255 mm) | 9.6 in (244 mm) | 10.02 × 9.6 in | 3007 × 2880 px | Tabloid · A3 |
| JPPlus 30oz Straight Stainless Steel Tumbler (DW30ST-W) Source: supplier template (jpp.trgcdn.com) |
10 in (254 mm) | 9.37 in (238 mm) | 10 × 9.37 in | 3000 × 2811 px | Tabloid · A3 |
- MakerFlo 30oz Skinny Sublimation Tumbler: Circumference is π × 3.19 in. MakerFlo's template is 10.3 × 9.6 in, which includes about 0.3 in of overlap.
- JPPlus 30oz Straight Stainless Steel Tumbler (DW30ST-W): Published print-area width; no diameter published.
Where the numbers come from: the generic 30 oz tapered size is a widely shared third-party template (quickspi). MakerFlo publishes a 3.19 in diameter, so its circumference is worked out as π × 3.19 in = 10.022 in; its own template is 10.3 × 9.6 in, which already includes about 0.3 in of overlap. JPPlus publishes the print area as 10 × 9.37 in, without a diameter.
Printing at 600 DPI? Double the pixels: a 10 × 9.37 in wrap is 6000 × 5622 px.
Skinny straight or tapered?
"30 oz skinny" covers both shapes. Measure the print area with a soft tape:
- Around the cup where the print starts, just below the rim or lid line (top circumference).
- Around the cup where it stops, above the base (bottom circumference).
- The height between those two lines, along the side.
If the two circumferences are the same, the cup is straight and a plain rectangle fits. If the bottom is smaller, the cup is tapered. On the generic 30 oz tapered cup the difference is 0.75 in (10 in vs 9.25 in), more than a rectangle can absorb: it overlaps at the bottom and the design tilts at the seam. A tapered cup needs a curved wrap. Enter your three numbers in TaperWrap and it computes the curve. More tips: how to measure a tumbler.
Resizing a 20 oz design for 30 oz
A common straight 20 oz wrap is 9.3 × 8.2 in. A 30 oz wrap is about 10 × 9.4 in, so it's taller in proportion, not just bigger. Scaling a 20 oz design up evenly leaves it short at the top or bottom; stretching it to fill the area makes it a little taller.
TaperWrap stretches your design to cover the whole print area of the cup you enter. On patterns, florals and backgrounds that barely shows. On text, faces and circles it can, so check them in the 3D preview before you print. If they look stretched, start from a design made at the 30 oz proportions, or leave space at the top and bottom of the 20 oz design so the important parts sit in the middle.
Paper
None of the 30 oz wraps in the table fits on Letter, Legal or A4 in one piece; with 0.25 in margins they need Tabloid (11 × 17 in) or A3. If your printer only takes Letter or A4, TaperWrap splits the wrap into two pieces with alignment marks and a small overlap between them; that holds for all three cups above. Print every page at 100%.
Making vinyl decals for a 30 oz cup instead? See the tumbler decal size chart.
30 oz tumblers with a handle
There's no 30 oz handle tumbler in the registry yet. Measure yours: the print area between the handle joints, its top and bottom circumference and its height. If the cup is printed in pieces, like the 40 oz handle cups, add a section in TaperWrap for each printed part (how sections work). After you download your wrap, TaperWrap asks whether you'd like to confirm the cup's numbers so it can be added to the registry; only the numbers are shared, never your design.
Free templates
Each cup's page has a free blank SVG template at true size, without seam overlap: 30 oz tapered, MakerFlo 30 oz skinny and JPPlus 30 oz straight. For a different cup, enter its numbers in TaperWrap and click Download blank template (SVG, free).
To warp a design for the cup, open it in TaperWrap and upload your design. The preview and 3D view are free; free print downloads carry a light "TaperWrap preview" watermark, which TaperWrap Pro ($15 one time, with a 30-day money-back guarantee) removes.
Common questions
Do supplier templates already include seam overlap?
Some do. MakerFlo's 30 oz template is 10.3 in wide against a 10.022 in circumference, so about 0.3 in of overlap is built in. TaperWrap adds 0.25 in by default; if you enter a width that already includes overlap, set TaperWrap's seam overlap to 0 so you don't add it twice.
What size is a 30 oz tumbler wrap in cm?
About 25.4 cm around and 23.8 to 24.4 cm tall, depending on the brand (see the mm values in the table).
Will a 40 oz wrap fit a 30 oz cup?
No. A 40 oz handle tumbler is printed in two sections with different sizes; see the 40 oz tumbler template.
Is TaperWrap affiliated with MakerFlo or JPPlus?
No. Their cups are listed because they publish print-area sizes.
