Image Quality and Uploads

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How Image Quality and Uploads Work

The quality of your final design depends heavily on the quality of the images you upload. Product Editor can help you crop and position an image, but it cannot fully fix a source file that is too small, blurry, or poorly lit.

Best practices for uploads

Start with the highest-quality file you have.
Avoid screenshots when an original image file is available.
Use clear, well-lit photos when the image is a main feature.
Review the image at normal size and zoomed in.

When to replace an image

The image looks soft or blurry.
The crop removes important details.
The image becomes difficult to fit without heavy editing.

Helpful tip

If an uploaded image does not look right after a quick crop and reposition, replacing it with a stronger source file is usually the best solution.

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How Image Quality and Uploads Work

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