Custom Pool Table Felt Designed Around Your Table, Logo or Vision

Custom pool table felt is billiard cloth printed with your own logo, photograph, artwork, business branding or personal design instead of using a standard solid color.

If you are still deciding what kind of design you want, read our guide to turning your logo, photo or design into custom pool table felt .

Yes. Company logos, personal logos, organization logos, military emblems, club designs and other customer-supplied artwork can be incorporated into personalized pool table felt.

Yes. Photos of cars, family members, landscapes, memorials, businesses and many other subjects can be incorporated into a custom pool table design.

Send the highest-quality original image you have. Vector artwork such as SVG or AI is excellent for logos. High-resolution PDF, PNG and JPEG files may also work depending on the artwork.

For more detail, see our custom printed pool table felt artwork guide .

You can still submit it for review. Some images may be usable, while others may need a higher-resolution version or artwork adjustments before being enlarged across a pool table.

Yes. A single large centered logo is one of the most popular layouts for custom pool table felt and can create a strong focal point in a game room or business.

Yes. Multiple smaller logos can be arranged across the playing surface or used to create a repeating branded pattern.

Not exactly. A pool table is viewed and played from several directions, so artwork should be designed around the shape and use of the playing surface rather than treated like a standard poster or banner.

Yes. Background colors, textures, patterns and other design elements can be used to complement the main logo, photograph or artwork.

It can, but important text should be large enough and have enough contrast to remain readable when the design is enlarged across the full playing surface.

Custom pool table felt is available for common 7-foot, 8-foot, 8.5-foot and 9-foot pool tables. If your table is unusual or non-standard, contact us with the measurements before ordering.

Check the playing-surface measurements or the manufacturer's specifications rather than relying only on the outside cabinet dimensions.

Our custom pool table felt sizing guide explains the differences in more detail.

The table size affects the amount of cloth required and how your artwork is scaled and positioned across the playing surface.

No. The outside cabinet dimensions are not the same as the playing-surface dimensions. The playing area or manufacturer specifications are better for identifying your table size.

Yes. Artwork that fits nicely on a 7-foot table may need to be resized or repositioned for an 8-foot, 8.5-foot or 9-foot table.

Yes. Our custom felt set includes the main bed cloth along with cloth for the six pool-table rails.

Yes. Confirming your table size first makes it easier to scale and position your artwork correctly.

Yes. A digital pool-table mockup can help you review logo size, image placement, colors, spacing and the overall appearance before production.

Yes. Custom felt is especially popular in themed game rooms because the playing surface can become one of the main visual features of the room.

Yes. Bars, offices, dealerships, clubs, event spaces, game rooms and other businesses can use branded pool table felt featuring their logo or company artwork.

Start by choosing your table size and gathering the logo, photograph or artwork you want to use. From there, the design can be arranged into a layout that works across the playing surface.

Yes. AI tools such as ChatGPT can help you develop artwork concepts, backgrounds, patterns, themes and layout ideas for custom pool table felt. Save the highest-quality finished image available and submit it for review before printing.

Describe your table size, preferred colors, main image or logo, background style and the overall look you want. It also helps to explain that the artwork will be printed across a wide, horizontal billiard-table playing surface.

Pool tables have a wide rectangular playing surface, so horizontal artwork generally adapts more naturally than a narrow vertical image. Square images can still be used, but additional background design may be needed around them.

Sometimes. A photograph or graphic may have different proportions than the pool-table playing surface. It may need to be cropped, extended, repositioned or incorporated into a larger background.

Important artwork should have enough breathing room that it does not feel crowded against the edges of the playing surface. Extra space also gives more flexibility when positioning the final layout.

Usually, yes. Faces, logos, names, dates and other important elements are easier to appreciate when they are not placed too close to the edges, pocket openings or other visually busy areas.

Consider the way the table is positioned in the room. If there is a primary entrance or viewing direction, you may want the logo facing that viewpoint. If the table is viewed equally from all sides, a symmetrical or repeating design may work better.

Both can look good. A large centered image creates a strong focal point, while a full-table composition can create a more immersive appearance. The better choice depends on the artwork and the look you want.

Yes. Multiple photographs can be combined into a collage or blended into a larger composition. The images should be arranged carefully so the playing surface does not feel overcrowded.

Yes. Names, dates, short messages and memorial information can be incorporated into the design. Larger, simpler lettering is generally easier to read across a full-size pool table.

Yes. Cars, motorcycles, fishing, gaming, music, military themes and many other hobbies can become the central theme of a custom pool table.

Yes. Matching or complementing the walls, lighting, furniture, pool-table finish and other décor can make the finished table feel like it was designed specifically for the room.

Neither is automatically better. Dark backgrounds can create a dramatic appearance, while lighter backgrounds can help certain logos and photographs stand out. Contrast is often more important than simply choosing light or dark.

At times, yes. Pool balls naturally cover portions of the playing surface during a game. That is why the design should not depend on one tiny graphic or piece of text being visible at all times.

Either can work, but simple designs are often easier to understand from across the room. Detailed artwork can still look excellent when it has a clear focal point and enough spacing between important elements.

Different layouts can be compared before choosing a final direction. You may want to compare a centered logo, repeating logos, alternate backgrounds, different colors or different image placements.

You should make sure you have the necessary rights or permission to reproduce artwork that you do not own. Personalizing a product does not automatically grant permission to reproduce somebody else's copyrighted or trademarked material.

Measure the playing surface and provide as much information about the table as possible. Non-standard tables may require an additional sizing review before the artwork and cloth dimensions are finalized.

Playing characteristics depend on the cloth material, printing process, installation and condition of the table. If a particular playing speed or cloth characteristic is important to you, review the product specifications before ordering.

Someone experienced with recovering pool tables may be able to install the cloth themselves. Proper stretching, alignment, rail installation and positioning of the printed artwork are important. If you have never recovered a pool table before, professional installation may be worth considering.

Review the table size, logo position, spelling, names, dates, colors, image quality, viewing direction and spacing around important artwork. Most importantly, look at the entire pool table mockup rather than focusing only on the original image.