1. Pick your plate. Left side → Designs tab → choose your Type and Plate, then click a design.
2. Change colors. Click any part of the plate, then click a color in the strip at the top. Right-click a color to change the outline instead.
3. Add logos. Logos tab → search or pick a group → click a logo (or drag it onto the plate). Upload your own logo works too.
4. Remove the sample number or name. Double-click it to select the whole thing (double-click again for more, Ctrl+click a piece to leave it out), then press Delete. Add your own in the Text tab.
5. Messed up? Ctrl+Z undoes one step. ↺ Start over (top right) clears everything and puts the design back the way it started.
6. Plates: the dashed orange line is the cut line. Everything outside it is trimmed off when we cut your plate, so keep your name and number inside it.
7. Reuse a shape. Click any piece, then Shapes tab → Save selected as a shape. It stays on this computer, ready to drag into any other design — moto or plates.
8. Add your name and number. Text tab → type it, pick a font, click Add name / Add number. Want a different font later? Click the name or number on the plate and pick a new font — no retyping. Works on grouped numbers and contours too.
   Multi-digit race number (like 123): add each digit separately — type 1, click Add number; type 2, click Add number; and so on. Drag the digits to the spacing you want, then Shift+click each digit and click Group so they move together. Tip: click a finished digit and press Ctrl+D to copy it, then double-click the copy to change the number — the font and color come along.
9. Move, size and spin. Click something to get size handles. Click it again for rotate arrows on the corners.
10. Save it. Click the orange Save My Design button, then upload the picture on the order page in the Upload your design / logo box.

Need another copy of a logo, name or number? Click it and press Ctrl+D to duplicate it — same font, color and size.
Made a mistake? Ctrl+Z undoes it. Lost on the screen? Ctrl+0 shows the whole plate again.

Tools (left edge)

Top bar

Right side

On a Mac, use ⌘ Cmd where it says Ctrl.

Your work saves itself

Everything you do is kept on this computer, in this browser. Close the page, come back later, and you'll be asked “Continue my design?”

Save a copy as a file

File → Save my work to a file puts a .rrd file in your Downloads. Open it later (even on another computer) with File → Open my work.

Send it with your order

Click the orange Save My Design button. That makes a JPG picture. Upload that picture on the order page in the Upload your design / logo box.

Private window or cleared browser history? The automatic save goes away. Use “Save my work to a file” to be safe.