The top tip rides the top edge; the side point rides the right edge — drag them along their edge only. Inner points move freely inside the box.

Tiles sit edge-to-edge; Grout weight paints an even seam between them — including the top/bottom tip junctions, which otherwise just touch at a point. Green = the edge nests evenly so the grout stays uniform all the way round. Snap reshapes a convex edge toward the nearest ogee that nests; a very bulgy edge can't share an edge cleanly, so the grout will vary — Snap evens it as far as the shape allows. Fill: Solid = filled tiles + grout channel; Outline = thin edge line; Grout = the seam drawn as the line.

Sizes snap to ½-unit steps so the repeat always lands on clean full / half tiles. Lock aspect scales width & height together so resizing never distorts the shape.

The file is always the repeating pattern built from your tile box. Repeat tile = one seamless unit (for POD / Canva). Page sizes fill that page with the same pattern at the same tile scale, so a bigger page fits more tiles — exactly how it prints. Resolution sets an A4 long edge in px; larger sheets scale up from there.

Single shape (one tile)

One lantern on its own. SVG is true vector (scales to any size, great for Cricut / Canva / large print); PNG keeps transparency; JPG is flat on the gap colour.

Colourway set

Imports of 2+ colours become a set — one file per colour (used as the tile) on the current gap, rendered at your selected tile / page size and zipped together.