Tumbler wrap size chart

The common straight 20 oz measures 2.875″ across, so its circumference is π × 2.875″ = 9.03″. Add the standard 0.25″ seam overlap and the wrap is 9.28″ × 8.2″ (2785 × 2460 px at 300 DPI). Brand-specific molds differ: HOGG's published wrap is 9.14″ × 8.02″ and MakerFlo's is 9.32″ × 8.13″ — a 0.18″ difference, which is a visible gap at the seam.

Ounces describe volume, not shape. A 30 oz blank can be tall and narrow or short and wide and still hold 30 oz. That is why this chart is organised by blank, not by capacity — always match the brand and mold, not the number on the label.

A tapered blank is a slice of a cone, and a cone unrolls into a curved band rather than a rectangle. The bounding box of that curved band is wider than either rim's circumference. The 30 oz Tapered Tumbler (Yeti-style), for example, has a 3.9″ top and a 3″ base, and its flat wrap measures 12.43″ × 8.21″ across the bounding box. 5 of the 32 blanks here need a curved wrap.

Measure it: top diameter, bottom diameter, and the printable height between the rims. Our measuring guide walks through it, and the generator turns those three numbers into the correct wrap — including the curve, if your blank is tapered.

Yes — the wrap size is the physical print size. At 300 DPI the pixel dimensions in the third column are what a print-ready file should be. Print at 100% scale with no "fit to page", or the physical size changes and the wrap stops fitting.

Cricut keeps a constant 8.75″ width across its whole mug press line — only the height changes: the Cricut 10 oz Stackable Mug is 8.75″ × 2.95″, the Cricut 12 oz Mug (Mug Press) is 8.75″ × 3.79″, the Cricut 15 oz Beveled Mug is 8.75″ × 4.17″, and the Cricut 15 oz Mug (Mug Press) is 8.75″ × 4.25″. Cricut requires at least 0.5″ clearance from the handle on each side — see Cricut's own mug press FAQ for the source.