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How to make edible cake images? Step-by-Step Guide #realorcakechalleng  #bakingtips

How to make edible cake images? Step-by-Step Guide #realorcakechalleng #bakingtips

How to make edible prints for cakes?

Depending on the sheet size you choose, you can fit anything from one large image to several smaller toppers.

STEP 1​

Measure your project.

Whether it’s for a cookie or a cake pan, be sure to know the exact size in inches.

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Tip:

Use Post-its or scrap paper

to visualize the topper on your project.

Measure the paper, and you’ll have the

perfect size for your edible design.

👉 If you select “1 picture upload,” the same image and cut will apply to all copies.

STEP 2​

Plan the layout.

Use your own design or find inspiration on Google Images to create the perfect topper for your DIY project.

  • Once you know the size of each topper, check that they fit within the sheet.

  • Need help with the layout? Just ask! (Please note: there may be a queue of customers, so having your details ready will help avoid delays.)

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STEP 3​

Place the order

With your measurements and layout ready, add the item to your cart and complete checkout.

⏱ In a rush? Shipping upgrades are available at checkout.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

STEP 4​

Upload your file(s)

After placing your order:

  • Start a conversation and attach your file(s), or send them via email to: orithestore@gmail.com

  • Don’t forget to include your delivery deadline.

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