Web to print Image alignment is set via anchoring point which tells the web to print system how to align user-uploaded images within the boundaries of the placeholder. Full text »
Users can upload their own images into web-to-print templates. Images can be standalone or in a PowerClip (clipping path). A number of transformations and alignment rules can be applied as well. Full text »
Your can give the users the option to upload their own images in your templates. Full text »
Use the image placeholder in your template to set the required quality that the user uploaded images should have. User uploaded images will be downsampled to the parameters of the image placeholder. Full text »
Image quality is important for any web to print design. What looks good on the screen may look absolutely unacceptable in print. Full text »
Templates may have image placeholders for users to upload their own images. It is also possible to provide a collection of images for users to choose from instead of uploading their own. Full text »
There are two ways to give users the option to upload their own images into your web-to-print template: an Image placeholder and a Power clip. Full text »
User uploaded images can be cropped, downsized or even upsized to fill a specific area in your web-to-print template which can be any shape or Artistic text. Full text »
