A small batch, from source to ZIP
- Add 3 to 5 JPG or PNG files. Use originals you have permission to process. The built-in demo artwork lets you try the workflow first.
- Choose orientation and a size limit. The maximum long edge can be 3000, 4500 or 6000 pixels. A smaller source is never enlarged.
- Review all five crops. Move each crop horizontally or vertically to keep important details visible. Approve an artwork only after checking every ratio.
- Prepare the batch. Download the ZIPs associated with each artwork. They contain named JPEGs, buyer instructions and a manifest of actual output dimensions.
- Extract and inspect. Check the output before listing it. Cropping a composition is different from redesigning it for another frame shape.
When to keep using a design editor
If a new ratio cuts off text or needs elements moved independently, rearrange the source in your editor. PrintPack moves the crop window; it does not reflow a design or add a border.
What determines print size?
The pixels remaining after cropping determine useful output size. For example, a 2400 × 3000 pixel image supports 8 × 10 inches at 300 pixels per inch. A 300 PPI metadata tag alone does not add detail.