Custom Gaming Desk Mats and Mouse Pads

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Create a Desk Mat From Your Own Artwork Turn a photo, illustration, logo, or original design into a custom desk mat made for your setup. Epic Design Pads offers regular desk mats, RGB desk mats, and Pro mousepad formats, so you can choose the footprint and format that fit how you work or play. Choose the Right Size and Format Regular desk mats: 3 mm thick, with 35 × 25 cm, 70 × 30 cm, 80 × 30 cm, 80 × 40 cm, 90 × 30 cm, 90 × 40 cm, 100 × 50 cm, and 120 × 50 cm options. RGB desk mats: 4 mm thick, with 70 × 30 cm, 80 × 30 cm, 80 × 40 cm, 90 × 30 cm, 90 × 40 cm, and 100 × 50 cm options. Pro mousepads: 4 mm thick in a 49 × 42 cm format. A compact size keeps the mouse area focused. Mid-size desk mats can place a keyboard and mouse on one surface, while the largest sizes cover more of the desktop. Measure the usable space on your desk before choosing, especially if monitors, stands, or cable openings reduce the available depth. Prepare Artwork That Is Ready to Print Use the highest-resolution original file you have. Screenshots, heavily compressed images, and small files enlarged far beyond their original dimensions can lose visible detail. Check the crop carefully so important faces, text, logos, and borders stay away from the outside edge of the composition. Wide artwork usually adapts more naturally to a wide desk mat than a portrait image. If your design uses small lettering or fine linework, inspect it at the intended crop before ordering. Use Epic Desk Lab to compare published sizes, preview the crop, understand the bleed and safe area, and check image dimensions, aspect ratio, and estimated print density. The planning checks run locally in your browser, and the page also links to the correct design templates. Design for the Way You Use Your Desk Start with the equipment that must fit on the mat, then leave comfortable room for movement. A gaming setup may need more mouse travel, while a work setup may prioritize space for a full-size keyboard, notebook, or drawing