Printing Guide

To achieve the best results with your artwork, we recommend taking a few precautions before printing:

Always use the original file
Send the supplier the original file downloaded from the store, without compressing or modifying it. Avoid sending it through apps or services that may reduce image quality.

Choose a specialized printing provider
Whenever possible, choose a professional experienced in photographic printing, fine art printing, or artwork reproduction, especially for large-format prints.

Specify the desired final size
Ask the printing provider to confirm that the file is suitable for your chosen dimensions before printing.

Request a print proof
For large, special, or higher-value prints, we recommend requesting a small proof before proceeding with the final print.

Keep color variations in mind
Printed colors may differ from those displayed on phones and monitors. Printing equipment, inks, calibration, and the chosen material can also affect the final result.

Choose the material according to the desired finish
The artwork can be printed on photographic paper, fine art paper, canvas, fabric, vinyl banner material, and other compatible surfaces. Each material produces different results in terms of color, texture, contrast, and detail.

Pay attention to proportions and cropping
If your chosen print size has a different aspect ratio from the original file, part of the image may need to be cropped. Ask the printing provider for a preview before approving the final print.

Avoid automatic image corrections
Whenever possible, ask the printing provider not to apply automatic adjustments to color, brightness, contrast, or saturation. The artwork is supplied with its final visual treatment already completed.

One final recommendation

For large-format or higher-value prints, always request a proof before proceeding with the final print.

The final result also depends on the equipment, inks, material, calibration, and printing process used by your chosen provider.