Large Sails 
Large sails offer the most surface area and the greatest visual impact. Designs on large sails stretch more and are visible from farther away, which makes bold shapes and strong contrast especially important.
If you want your ship to be identifiable at distance, readable in motion, and visually dominant on the horizon, large sails give designs the most room to breathe.
Medium Sails 
Medium sails are the most balanced option in Atlas. They offer enough space for clear designs without the extreme stretching seen on large sails.
This size works well for ships that need flexibility — good visibility without overpowering the hull — making medium sails a popular choice for everyday sailing and mixed-use ships.
Small Sails 
Small sails have limited surface area, which means fine detail disappears quickly. Designs built for small sails rely on simplified layouts, thicker shapes, and higher contrast to remain readable.
If you’re running compact ships or using small sails for support and maneuvering, choosing graphics designed specifically for this size prevents clutter and distortion.
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