Personalization
Design Studio
All orders are placed using our online design studio (find out how to place an order). This allows you to create and view a proof before you submit your order. The design studio lets you upload photographs for digital photo cards and digital photo note pads, insert your text, change fonts and ink colors and work on the overall layout of your card. You can use your creativity to set up your proof in the design studio, or if you like the look of our featured online sample, simply submit your text and let us do the work for you.
For some products, such as Noteworthy Stamps and customized wedding programs, you will only have the option of personalizing it in the same design that's featured in the online sample.
Photo Requirements
For the best print quality, your digital photo should be a high resolution jpg, with the required 300 dpi and 4" x 6" in size. The quality of the final product will depend on the quality of the digital file we receive. The following tips will help you maintain the highest quality image possible.
Your camera should be at least 3 megapixels. Photos taken with camera phones, including iPhones, will not usually suffice.
When taking pictures with your digital camera, check your camera to make sure it is on the highest setting, or the "Fine" or "Superfine" setting.
When removing the pictures from your camera, drag them directly from your camera's folder instead of using a computer software (such as iPhoto or Kodak Easyshare) to retrieve your pictures. Many computer software programs such as these will compress your pictures into smaller files making them a lower resolution and a lower print quality. Please do not send your photo from a photo sharing site like Shutterfly or Kodak. It will be too small to use.
When sending your picture to us, please make sure it is the original file. Please do not crop, edit or compress your picture, we are happy to do this for you. If emailing your photo, attach it to your email as a "file" instead of "photo" if your email gives you this option.
If you are scanning a printed picture, clean the glass with a glass cleaner and a lint free cloth to remove dust and dirt. Next scan your image at 100%, at least 300 dpi and save at the Maximum Level JPEG setting. Scan a photo that is at least 4"x6" or larger.

