How do I know if a customer’s photo will print large?

SendToShop works it out from the photo’s real pixels and your quality target (300 or 200 dpi), and shows the largest good size, such as “good up to 20×15 in”, before you print a canvas or frame.

Can customers choose a frame size and see the price?

Yes. List your frame and print sizes with your prices; customers pick one for each photo, crop it to fit and see the estimated total before they send. They pay at the counter when they collect.

Can customers send photos from home for framing?

Yes. They send from anywhere and choose Collect later; their order number keeps the photos together until they come in.

Framers and gift printers

Know if it’ll print big, before you frame it.

SendToShop tells framers and gift printers the largest size each customer photo can print at, so canvases and mugs look sharp.

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01
Customer sends the photo

from home or at the counter
02
See the largest good size

such as “good up to 20×15 in”
03
Collect later

the order number keeps the order together

A typical order, before and after

An example of how files reach the PC, step by step.

Without SendToShop

5 steps

1 Photo arrives by email
2 Open it on the PC
3 Guess if it’s big enough
4 Print a test
5 Frame it

Test prints and guesswork

With SendToShop

4 steps

1 Customer sends the photo
2 Largest good size shown
3 Print to size
4 Frame it

The right size before you frame

Other use cases

Photo shops
Print and copy shops
Passport and ID studios
Framers and gift printers
Photo booths and events

Know if it’ll print big, before you frame it.

Customer sends the photo

See the largest good size

Collect later

A typical order, before and after

Without SendToShop

With SendToShop

Other use cases

Framers and gift printers: common questions

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