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Aug 9 •
DPI Question...
I'm creating images using midjourney and canva. When I download the final product from Canva the DPI is 96. If I zoom in on the image, it's pretty decent, but is this good enough for printing in the larger sizes? Are people proceeding with 96 dpi and finding all is ok when customer recieve their orders? Or are people finding a way to make their prints 300dpi before uploading to PrintShrimp? Thanks!
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@Geoff Nugent Hi, I'm interested in using IMG Online too. 2 questions... 1. Are the "width and height in pixels" and "size in DPI" the only options you change? Do you do anything with the quality from 1 to 100 being auto set to 92? Or anything else? 2. Do you then put the processed images into a canva template and download from there? Or can you put the processed images straight into printshrimp for listing? Thanks!
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@A T Hi, I'm interested in using IMG Online too. 2 questions... 1. Are the "width and height in pixels" and "size in DPI" the only options you change? Do you do anything with the quality from 1 to 100 being auto set to 92? Or anything else? 2. Do you then put the processed images into a canva template and download from there? Or can you put the processed images straight into printshrimp for listing? Thanks!
29d •
Designed by...
Hi everyone, new to Etsy and PrintShrimp and have just started listing products! I'm struggling to the "Designed by..." option to appear under highlights. I'm assuming there's something I need to do/click when listing the product but I've had a look around a can't find anything. Anyone have any tips?
Aug 6 •
Canva DPI
Hi everyone, I'm new to PrintShrimp, Posters, Etsy etc. I've just started to design my first poster in Canva and have downloaded the file. Watching the educational videos I've seen that we should aim for a DPI of 300 on our posters to ensure they print out well. But looking at the file I've just downloaded from Canva, the DPI is only 96... is this a problem and how do you guys normally get a DPI of 300? There was also an option to subscribe to Canva and download in 'higher' quality, which I did. But the DPI is still 96... any tips?
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@Nick Blakemore thank you, this worked perfectly! I get a 300 DPI when I 'size up' to the max
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