Hey Lucy Yeah - something has happened as this was not the case before. PS indicate that 5x7 and 20x28 (50x70cm) are not listed as scalable with A sizes. A sizes were only propagated to other A sizes - I've always created A0 and let PS generate the other A sizes, but it has never included the other two in that process. https://printshrimp.com/blogs/poster-guide/how-to-create-posters-for-print-on-demand

great!

Create your own PSD file of each frame finish - you can upload that into the new bulk tool and the listings can be generated with those.

@Richard Windsor yeah I do the same but as I always make changes to the image after in Canva, then I export it from canva in 300 DPI at that point. I don't use upscayl since Canva will output in 300dpi (or sometimes more) ... note I pay for Canva. One other note is that the highest resolution in PNG can often make my images bigger than the maximum file upload size in PS, so either I limit file size or I do the max in JPG and that usually is fine.

I think we might have to upscale before putting into Canva . Just found that might be needed

@Mihai Volintiriu oooo so even doing an 'upscale subtle' in midjourney then 300dpi output from Canva isn't enough? I checked an example of this - a Midjourney file was output at 6.5mb and the upscayl version, 103MB ..... the file size has to be less than 50mb to go into canva. I'm on image scale of 5x but default ai model, not the lite.

@Mihai Volintiriu excellent - I'm slightly panicking, but its all good. This is a workable small step.