Low Resolution Images Detected

Our system detected that one or more images in your uploaded file have a resolution lower than 250 DPI (Dots Per Inch).

Why This Matters for Printing While an image might look crisp and clear on your computer screen or phone, commercial printing requires much higher data density. If we print an image below 250-300 DPI, it will likely appear blurry, pixelated, or "blocky" on the final physical product.

How to Fix This Issue To ensure your design prints sharply, please update the images in your file using the steps below, and re-upload:

• Option 1: Replace with High-Resolution Originals (Recommended) Go back to your design and replace the flagged images with the largest, highest-quality original files you have. Look for images that are naturally 300 DPI at their final physical print size.
• Option 2: Shrink the Physical Size of the Image If you don't have a better version of the image, making it physically smaller on your canvas will naturally increase its DPI density.

Note: Do not simply type a higher DPI number into a small image using software like Photoshop (upsampling). This just creates more blurry pixels and does not add the missing detail.

Need more help? If you aren't sure how to check your image resolution, try zooming in to 300% on your PDF. If it looks blurry on your screen at that zoom level, it will look blurry in print. Reach out to our support team if you need further guidance!