For gallery-quality results, use archival-grade fine art paper or heavyweight matte photo paper (200–300 gsm). Canvas prints also work beautifully—just ensure your lab supports canvas stretched or rolled prints.

Matte papers reduce glare and offer a luxurious, textured finish. Glossy papers boost colour vibrancy and contrast but can reflect light. Choose based on your display environment.

Always opt for pigment-based inks over dye-based. Pigment inks resist fading and hold true-to-file colours longer, especially when combined with UV-protective coatings.

Always print at 300 DPI at your final size (e.g., 100 × 70 cm at 300 DPI = 11811 × 8268 px). Never upscale beyond the original resolution to avoid pixelation.

Use the sRGB colour profile, set print quality to “High” or “Best,” and enable any manufacturer colour management or ICC profile for your paper type.

Yes—calibrate using a hardware calibrator to ensure what you see on screen matches your print. This step is crucial for accurate colour reproduction.

Match the aspect ratio (e.g., 3:2 or 2:3) and pick a frame style that complements your décor—sleek black metal for modern spaces or natural wood for warmth.

Use UV-protective glass or acrylic, avoid direct sunlight, and choose acid-free mats and backing boards to extend the life of your artwork.

If your print doesn’t match the file, verify your printer’s colour profile, re-calibrate your monitor, and request a proof from your print lab before full runs.

After purchase, you’ll receive a download link via email. You can also access downloads from your account under “Orders.”

Due to the digital nature of our products, we do not offer refunds once the files are downloaded. For any issues, please contact us.

Reach out anytime at info@artstoglory.com and our support team will assist you.