| - | - If you receive a low-resolution warning on your photo, it means the image isn’t large enough to print clearly. If you choose to continue placing an order with a low-resolution image, your final printed product may be pixelated or blurry.
- For the best results:
- Use a photo that is at least 500 KB in size.
- Minted supports HEIC, JPEG, PNG, and GIF file types.
- Upload the original photo file directly from your camera or phone.
- iPhone photos may be lower resolution if they’ve been cropped, resized, or downloaded from another app.
- Avoid screenshots or images saved from social media.
- If your design allows, zoom out or make the photo area smaller to improve clarity.
- Resolution conveys the number of pixels in an image. For example, images that are 433 pixels wide and 687 pixels high are written as 433x687 pixels and contain a total of 297,471 pixels. When your photo has a higher resolution, your file size will be larger.
- To avoid a low-resolution warning, find your pixel dimensions, then divide your pixel dimensions by 300. That gives you the maximum dimensions, in inches, that your printed photo size can be (e.g., for a full-bleed 5" x 7" card, your photo's dimensions should be at least 1560 x 2160 pixels).
 
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