Design Your Own Cornhole Shirt
Start from an idea, an existing logo, or one of our designs. You see the result on the shirt before you spend anything — browsing needs no account, and generating just takes a quick sign-in, no password.
Pick your starting point
Describe it
You have a name and a rough idea.
Write a sentence — who the team is, what should be on the shirt, roughly what it should feel like. It comes back as flat, printable artwork. You can pick a style, and the prompt box has starters if a blank field is intimidating.
Open the design generatorPick a ready-made design
You want something that already looks finished.
Ready-made designs print exactly as shown, on the front. For your own team name, describe it here or upload your logo.
Browse cornhole team designsUpload artwork
You already have a logo.
Upload it and preview it on the shirt before checkout. It is printed as-is, not redrawn or regenerated, so use the largest file you have. A person checks print quality before it goes to the printer.
Upload your artworkWhat happens when you hit generate
Most of this is invisible while you use it, but it is the difference between artwork that prints and a picture that merely looks nice on a screen.
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Write the prompt
Say the team name in the prompt itself if you want it on the shirt — that is what tells the generator to draw lettering rather than just a picture. "Backyard Bandits, raccoon mascot holding a bag, bold and simple" is a better prompt than "cool cornhole design".
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It is steered toward printable art
Every prompt gets print steering appended before it runs: flat vector-style, one isolated subject, plain background, no photorealism. Without it you get a photograph, which is neither printable nor cleanly separable from its background.
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The background is actually removed
Not faded to white — removed. Every generated design goes through a background-removal pass so it has real transparency, which is what stops a white box appearing around your art on a navy shirt.
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You get a preview first
Low-resolution and shown on the actual product in the color you picked. Generated designs are watermarked; artwork you upload is not. The clean, full-resolution file never leaves our servers before you buy it.
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You pick the shirt, then check out
The tee in 12 colors or the long sleeve in 6, S through 3XL. The design is placed on the upper chest rather than dead-center, and scaled to fit the print area without stretching.
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A person reviews it, then it prints
Every purchased design is checked by a human before it goes to the printer. If it does not pass, you are refunded for that design automatically.
Designs made this way
What you can and cannot print
Almost anything, with two limits: other people's intellectual property, and a short list of content we will not print. If our screening rejects a prompt or generated image, we'll tell you why. An instant prompt rejection uses no credit; a later moderation block uses one.
Go for it
- Your own team, club, or league name — even if it contains a common word like “raiders”
- Player names, numbers, city and state names, and tournament names
- Cornhole imagery: boards, bags, trophies, backyard and tailgate scenes
- Military, veteran, and patriotic themes
- Beer, backyard, and party humor, and mild profanity
We can't print
- Brand logos and league names (ACL, NFL, Nike, Disney and the like) — including lookalikes
- Real people: celebrities, politicians, or anyone's likeness but your own
- Sexually explicit content, hate or extremist imagery, and graphic violence
- Glorifying hard drugs or illegal weapons
- “In the style of” a specific living artist
Questions people ask first
Do I need design skills to make a cornhole shirt?
No. The whole point of describing a design in a sentence is that you do not have to draw it. If writing a prompt from scratch is not appealing, pick a ready-made design from the gallery; it prints exactly as shown. For your own team name, describe it in a sentence or upload your logo.
Can I put my team name on the shirt?
Yes, and it is the most common thing people do. Include the name in your prompt — the generator routes prompts that contain text-to-render to a model that draws lettering well, so the name is part of the artwork rather than a caption on top of it.
What if I do not like the first design?
Generate another. Each generation is a fresh attempt at your prompt, and you can adjust the wording between tries. You only pay when you order a shirt.
Will my design print with a white box around it?
No. Every generated design goes through a background-removal pass so it has a real transparent background, which is what makes it print cleanly on a dark shirt.
Can I upload a logo instead of generating one?
Yes. Upload your logo and preview it on the shirt before checkout. It is printed as-is rather than regenerated, so use the largest file you have. A person checks print quality before it goes to the printer. You confirm the artwork is yours to use.
More on the whole process on custom cornhole shirts, or go straight to the shirts themselves.
One sentence is enough to start
Write what you want on the shirt. See it on the shirt. Decide after that.
Start designing