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If your file falls below our recommended 300 DPI, we may not be able to print it as-is — but there's a fix. We use Topaz AI, one of the most advanced image upscaling tools available, to recover detail and bring files up to printable resolution. If we catch a resolution issue during our file review, we'll reach out and ask your permission before making any changes.
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Why Print Size Matters More Than Most Artists Realize
You spent hours — maybe days — creating a piece of art you're proud of. You upload it to a print shop, pick a size that looks right, and place the order. Then the print arrives and something feels off. The edges are softer than they should be. The detail you worked so hard on looks muddy. The colors are there but the crispness isn't.
This happens more than it should, and almost every time the cause is the same: the image resolution wasn't high enough for the print size chosen.
Resolution isn't just a technical detail — it's what separates a print worth selling from one worth hiding.
When a print shop scales your image to fill a 16x20 inch canvas and your file doesn't have enough pixels to support it, the printer has to stretch what's there. It fills in the gaps by guessing. The result is a print that looks fine at arm's length on a screen but soft and unconvincing on a wall.
The number that matters is DPI — dots per inch. At 300 DPI, your print will look sharp and detailed up close. At 200 DPI, most sizes still look excellent. Below that, you start to see the difference, especially on smaller prints where viewers get close.
Aspect ratio is the other thing most artists overlook.
Every print size has a shape. A 4x6 is a different shape than a 5x7, which is a different shape than an 8x10. If your image doesn't match that shape, something has to give — either the print shop crops into your composition, or you end up with white borders where you didn't want them. Neither is ideal when you're selling art.
The fit percentage in this tool tells you exactly how close your image ratio is to each print size. A 100% fit means your image drops straight in with no cropping. Anything above 88% is a good working match. Below that, you'll likely lose part of your composition.
Selling prints is already hard enough without a technical mistake derailing your reputation.
Buyers who receive a pixelated print don't always complain — they just don't come back. And if they do complain, you're eating the cost of a reprint and the shipping. Running every image through this tool before you list a product takes thirty seconds and removes that risk entirely.
Know your sizes before you print. Your art — and your buyers — deserve nothing less.
Popular Print Sizes — and Which Artists Use Them
Every print size serves a different purpose. Whether you are selling fine art, event photos, or small batch prints, understanding which size fits your image — and your buyer — makes all the difference. Below is every size we print, who typically orders it, and why.
Print Tools Built For Artists
Check out our experimental toolkit for artists — still growing, and designed to take the guesswork out of getting print-ready. Wrong resolution, missing bleed, RGB color mode — no software required, no design degree needed. Just upload your file, see where you stand, and get back to making art.