1. Measure Your Wall Space
   Use painter’s tape or a sheet of paper to visualize the print’s dimensions on your wall before ordering.

2. Consider Viewing Distance
   Large prints shine in open rooms, while smaller prints are better suited for cozy spaces or gallery walls.

3. Match the Aspect Ratio
   Choose a print size that matches the photo’s ratio (like 5:4 or 3:2) to avoid unwanted cropping.

4. Plan for Framing
   Adding a mat or frame? Be sure to account for that extra space when selecting your print size.

5. Think in Sets
   Planning a gallery wall or a print series? Decide whether you want uniform sizing or a visually balanced mix.

A ratio is the relationship between a print’s width and height. Choosing the correct one keeps the image intact and properly framed.

Here are a few common examples:

• 5:4 – Landscape-friendly (e.g., 10x8 inches)

• 4:5 – Portrait-friendly (e.g., 8x10 inches)

• 3:2 – A classic photo ratio (e.g., 12x8 or 18x12 inches)

• 1:1 – Square (e.g., 12x12 inches)

Matching your size to the photo’s native ratio ensures the best composition—no cropping, no surprises.