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Can anyone tell me the best aspect ratio to use in Ideogram if my final print format will be 8.5” x 11”? I’m currently generating in Ideogram and then assembling in Canva, but I’m wondering if Photoshop might be a better choice to maintain DPI and proper scaling. (I'm making Junk Journals)