When i save a file on Photoshop as png, sometimes it's quite big( 80-90mb). It doesn't let me to upload on Printshrimp, so I have to save it as jpg to make it smaller. Will that reduce my print quality and make it more pixilated on bigger sizes( a3-a0) ?

Just opened my new Etsy shop. Uploaded couple designs. Still waiting for my sample print from Printshrimp, fingers crossed quality is good. If anyone wants to check it out: Https://ootwiththebooth.etsy.com

Hey guys, I just wanted to give you a quick update on future plans and what is coming soon with us! We have been working very hard behind the scenes to keep improving PrintShrimp, and bring you guys as much value as we possibly can. Unfortunately the nature of our business means that we are often waiting on third parties for us to be able to release new things 😅 But we are constantly working behind the scenes on further improvements and releases 🫡 So, here is our rough roadmap. We want to involve you guys as much as possible with what is going on! Quickly, for those of you newer here, PrintShrimp was founded just under a year ago. But really, we’ve only been officially ‘active’ since January - as that is when our order portal first went live! PrintShrimp is just a team of two, me and my co-founder Max! It’s been a long road and so much hard work to get here, but we are loving the journey and that is why we want you involved and actively a part of it alongside us. Before January, poster orders were placed via email, and it involved me being chained to my laptop, manually sending orders! (This has probably given some people in this Skool PTSD if they were there during these days hahaha) So in just under a year, two people have basically managed to beat the poster offerings of Gelato, Printify and other POD suppliers in the space. And we are only just getting started! Every poster order from you guys really means a lot to us and we are loving this journey every single day 😇 Without further ado, here is what we are working on: USA Price Slash - When we say our ethos is fairly priced Print on Demand, we mean it! After a couple months of negotiating, we have started working with a supplier who is able to give us much more competitive pricing. We will be passing these savings straight onto you guys! All of our US prices will be dropping by around £1-2, allowing you guys to further boost your profit margin. When? Hopefully early next week! We are just awaiting very final confirmation on their end.

I was wondering, if people want to return the item, what adress do they send it back? Does it go back to Printshrimp or to my address?