Every question we get asked, answered straight. If you're not sure what size or what photo to upload, the size pages have more detail per size.
JPEG up to 8 MB. We recommend the highest-resolution version of your photo available - typically the original from your camera roll, not a re-saved or messaging-app copy.
Aim for at least 240 DPI at your chosen print size. The uploader checks resolution against the size you've chosen and warns you if your file is too small.
Quick reference (minimum pixel dimensions):
For any phone shot in the last 5–6 years, at full quality, yes - up to 16×20. At 20×30 and larger, low-light photos and heavily zoomed shots start to soften visibly.
These are usually re-compressed to lower resolution. They'll print fine at 8×10 or mini sizes but soften at anything larger. The uploader flags low-resolution files.
Yes - and B&W is where acrylic shines hardest. The true blacks and gradient mid-tones reproduce with film-like depth.
Quick rules of thumb: 8×10 for desks and shelves, 11×14 for hallways and small walls, 16×20 for living rooms and bedrooms, 20×30 for statement walls. See all sizes for size-specific guidance.
Artwork should be 60–75% of the sofa's width. For a 72″ sofa, that's roughly 16×20 to 24×36 of artwork. Hang the bottom edge 6–10″ above the sofa back.
Yes. Use "Add another size" after your first upload. Each becomes a separate item in your cart, and our multi-item shipping rates apply.
Yes - 12×12 and 16×16. See our 12×12 square page.
1/4″ (6 mm) cast optical-grade acrylic. Significantly thicker than the budget acrylic used by lower-cost services - and the difference shows in how substantial the panel feels in hand.
Yes - "plexiglass" is a trade name for cast acrylic sheet. The terms are interchangeable in retail.
The print is bonded directly to the back of the acrylic with optically clear adhesive - no air gap, no dust ingress. It's what creates the depth and edge-lit look that makes acrylic prints look more premium than glass-in-frame prints.
No. Modern UV-stabilised cast acrylic does not yellow within a typical indoor lifespan. (The yellowing seen on old plastic furniture is from materials without UV inhibitors - not what's used here.)
Yes - the cast acrylic includes UV inhibitors that shield the pigment print behind it.
Every print ships with two standoff posts and drywall anchors. Mark two points on the wall (the included template helps), drive in the anchors, and slide the print onto the standoffs. Total install time: about 10 minutes. See how it works.
No - for prints up to 20×30, the included drywall anchors are rated well above the print's weight. For larger sizes or particularly thin drywall, hitting a stud is a safe bonus.
About 1″ - enough to cast a subtle shadow that gives the floating effect, not so far that the print feels detached.
Yes. The standoffs unscrew; the drywall anchors patch with standard spackle and paint touch-up.
Production 3–5 business days, shipping 3–7. Most orders arrive in 6–12 business days total.
Continental United States only at this time. Hawaii, Alaska, US territories, and international are not currently supported.
Email us within 7 days at commercehub_support@abcimaging.com with photos. We'll send a replacement at no charge.
Because every print is custom-made, we don't accept returns for change of mind. Defective or damaged orders are replaced free.
Yes. Prints ship in clean, gift-ready packaging. We don't currently include a gift note option in the box - if you'd like one, contact us before ordering.
Microfibre cloth, dry or barely damp. Avoid paper towel, ammonia-based glass cleaner, or any abrasive. See full care instructions.
Light surface scratches can sometimes be polished out with a dedicated acrylic polish. Deep scratches generally can't be repaired.
The acrylic is UV-stabilised and the inks are archival, but direct sunlight for hours every day will accelerate any print's fade over years. For longevity, hang out of direct sun.
Upload a photo, see it in 3D, decide if it's right.
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