Giclee Print: Print Art and Photography on Museum Quality, Archival Giclee Papers

The commonly used file formats include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and PDF. These formats preserve image quality and can be easily adjusted for printing purposes.

Your file size depends on the intended print size. Larger prints generally require higher resolution and larger file sizes. However, avoid excessively large files that may slow down the printing process. We encourage you to format your file to the print size out put size (ex 11'x14") at 300dpi before uploading.

Don't worry we will handle profiles for printing. But we recommend converting your files to RGB mode and select the Adobe 1998 color space. This space has a nice wide and even color representation. You can make your adjustments before uploading if needed in this space. We do accept files in other color spaces and modes if you prefer.

A: For optimal results, use images with a resolution of at least 300 DPI (dots per inch). This ensures that the printed output is sharp and detailed.

You can elect to see a proof before we print the final print when you are checking out. We will mail a paper proof to you at 8"x10" on the paper you select to print on. Once that proof is received you are able to make adjustments to the file if you feel like they will improve the final print.

Yes, our printing allows for flexible printing quantities, ranging from single prints to larger orders. This makes it suitable for both individual artists and photographers as well as businesses looking to reproduce art for sale or display.