Image Upload:

Click on the "Drag & drop your jpeg or png files here or click to select files" to start uploading your images. Select the desired images from your computer or device. Please resize your images prior to the specified dimensions provided above to maintain optimal quality when scaled. Once the images are uploaded, they will appear in the preview panel.

Arranging Images:

To organize the images in the desired order, simply drag and drop them within the preview panel. Rearrange the images by clicking on an image, holding the mouse button, and dragging it to the desired position.

Press the Auto Fill (Automatic Placement): If you want the system to automatically place the images on the pages, click on the "Auto Fill" text. The system will distribute the images across the 13 pages based on the order you arranged them in the preview panel. Please note that automatic placement may scale the images to fit, which could result in white edges and not completely filling the available area.

Manual Placement:

If you prefer to manually select the image for each page, follow these steps: Select the page you want to customize by clicking on it within the preview panel. In the uploaded images panel, choose the image you want to place on that specific page. Please remember to resize your images beforehand to maintain the specified dimensions. Click on the selected image and it will be copied onto the desired page.

Supported Image Formats: JPG and PNG

For optimal results in online printing, we recommend uploading JPG files. JPG is widely used and highly recommended due to its advantages. However, depending on your specific needs, there are certain scenarios where other formats like PNG may be more suitable.

JPG is an excellent choice for online printing because:

Compression:

It utilises lossy compression, resulting in smaller file sizes without significant loss of image quality. This makes it ideal for photographic images with many colors and gradients. Compatibility: JPG is widely supported by software applications, web browsers, and online printing services. If you have images with transparent backgrounds or require lossless compression, PNG may be more appropriate. PNG format supports transparency and is commonly used for graphics and images that require crisp edges or overlays.