Clothing Measurement Card Maker

Garment type Shirt / Top Pants / Jeans Dress Jacket / Coat Skirt

Output: 800×800 px square, listing-ready. All processing happens in your browser — nothing is sent to any server.

How it works

1. Pick garment type — the relevant measurement fields appear automatically (chest & sleeve for shirts; inseam & waist for pants, etc.).
2. Enter measurements — type the actual flat-lay or stretched measurements. Toggle between cm and in at any time; values are converted instantly.
3. Add brand / size labels — optional, but helps buyers recognise the item at a glance in a grid view.
4. Pick an accent color — matches your listing aesthetic or highlights the garment category.
5. Download or copy — click Download PNG for a file, or Copy image to paste directly into your listing editor. The canvas renders entirely in your browser using the Canvas API — no server, no upload, no wait.

Measurement tip: lay the garment flat on a surface and measure seam-to-seam for chest/waist/hips, and from the top of the collar seam to the hem for length. This gives buyers the most consistent and comparable numbers.

Frequently asked questions

Which resale platforms accept image uploads for measurements?

eBay, Depop, Poshmark, Vinted, Vestiaire Collective, and Facebook Marketplace all allow multiple listing photos. Simply download the PNG from this tool and add it as one of your listing images — usually as the last photo so shoppers can find it easily. Some sellers include it as photo 2 or 3 so it appears in thumbnail grids.

Should I measure flat or stretched?

Always measure flat for woven fabrics (shirts, jeans, jackets) — lay the item face down on a table and measure across from seam to seam, then double for the full circumference if needed. For knitwear and stretch fabrics you can note "unstretched" vs "stretched" in the condition field. Flat-lay measurements are the resale industry standard and what most buyers expect.

Can I switch between cm and inches after entering values?

Yes — the unit toggle converts all entered values automatically. The conversion formula is: inches = cm ÷ 2.54 and cm = inches × 2.54. Values are rounded to one decimal place to keep the card readable. The downloaded PNG always shows whichever unit is currently selected.