The case notebook · By LumaKeeps
Phone Case Camera Cutouts & Safe Artwork Margins
The same design can wrap differently on different phones. Learn where to place a face or name and why two preview angles matter.
Keep important subjects below the camera area
Our AI art directions reserve the upper 35% for quiet background. Important faces, initials, and names belong approximately within the middle 18%–82% of the width and 38%–88% of the height. These are conservative design guides, not a supplier-certified production safe area.
Camera islands vary from compact corner clusters to wider upper shapes; Galaxy camera arrangements also differ. No single rectangle guarantees clearance across all 51 options. Always review the exact model.
Full-bleed background is different from essential content
Let colors and nonessential texture reach every edge of the 1575 × 3150 artwork. Keep lettering, eyes, and other details away from those edges, where the illustration can turn onto the side or be cropped.
A quiet upper background still belongs to the artwork. Do not add a fake camera hole to the uploaded image; the preview layers already show the model-specific opening.
Use both back and side-wrap previews
The back view helps you check portrait placement and camera clearance. The angled view shows how the artwork continues across the illustrated edge. The flat-art view helps you inspect the complete file and spelling.
These previews are image-derived, AI-assisted illustrations, not physical print proofs or approved dielines. They do not certify fit, button clearance, material behavior, or the exact final print.
Changing the model does not regenerate your illustration
Your 1575 × 3150 artwork is shared between the two preview angles and retained when you switch brands or models. Model switches use the local preview renderer rather than another AI call.
Recheck both views after switching, then confirm the exact model beside your preview before adding your case to the cart. You only need the editor if you want to change the layout.