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Dec '25 •
File upload limit
That’s 2 orders I’ve tried to put through today that I’ve had to abandon and go with another POD because both were over 50MB (52MB), even though the upload limit is 75MB. Can you please advise what the issue is here? Thanks!
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@Steve Kayser Yup, I come from a tech background also. Honestly? Don’t hold your breath mate. I’ve just resigned myself to downscaling.
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@Max Murray I will try this when I’m back home. I was told it was 100% an issue on my end despite stating I had tried every conceivable option. Hopefully this will work.
Aug '25 •
Mid Journey Art Quality
I’ve created images in midjourney and upscale creatively before downloading them, when I preview the image it says it has 72DPI which I don’t believe is enough for printing although Tom has said in his videos that if you upscale creatively it will be good enough quality for resizing to any size. Do I need to do anything else to the image or is it actually ok for resizing and printing as it is?
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@Charlotte Pardy ProCreate and Pixelmator Pro.
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@Tracey Roga You’re overthinking this, Tracey 😆 Just upscale from Midjourney, then make sure your final export is already the exact size you need for print. You can use Canva to resize if you want, just download as a high quality PNG or JPG and you’re good. As long as the file is big enough and sharp, you’re fine! 👍
25d •
A0 Sharpness
Hi, I use midjourney to make my ai posters. Midjourney can make the images at the A,2,3,4,5 aspect ratio, but cant make the images at the A0 size. Meaning in order to offer A0 as a poster size option i have to upscale, the midjourney image which is A2 etc size. but upscaling means a reduction in quality and sharpness. I would prefer to make A0 midjourney image and then downscale from there, but midjourney wont let me make an A0 size image. is this something someone can help with ? How does everyone else make A0 and A1 size posters while maintaining good quality ?
1 like • 23d
That’s totally normal with Midjourney. It has a size limit, so you’ll never get a true native A0 file straight from it. Pretty much everyone selling A0 and A1 posters is upscaling, so you’re not doing anything wrong. The trick is using a good AI upscaler (Topaz, Photoshop Super Resolution, etc). If you just resize normally, it’ll go soft, but AI upscaling keeps things sharp. So your workflow is basically the standard one: generate smaller, upscale. Sadly there’s no way to force Midjourney to render true A0, this is just the workaround people use.
24d •
Copy right
Hey everyone, im still new and learning the ropes, I just wanted to be clear on the use of pics and backgrounds etc on Canva. Using one pic from canva and having writing on it does this count as copyright or is this allowed? Thank you!!
3 likes • 23d
Canva images can be used commercially under their license terms. You’re allowed to use both free and Pro elements on products you sell as long as the design is transformed (adding text, combining elements, changing layout, etc). What you can’t do: Resell the image by itself Claim it as your own artwork Use it as a logo or trademark If it’s a Pro element, you must have an active Pro subscription. So yes, adding your own text/design usually makes it compliant, but always double-check Canva’s content license for peace of mind.
Jan 5 •
Tracking
Paid for a print on the 30th and still haven’t revived my tracking. I processed an order last night , same size and same country and I have that tracking already. Has anyone experienced the same? I have emailed printshrimp for an update.
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Yes. I’ve had one sitting in production for 11 days. I get it was Christmas, but still. Reporting a problem and not hearing anything for days also doesn’t fill me with confidence tbh.
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