Yes, you can use PNG images for both canvas and metal picture frame printing. Supreme Pictures supports PNG compatibility across these media through their online platform, specifically serving the Greater Toronto Area and Mississauga.
To ensure professional results, follow these preparation guidelines:
- Resolution: For metal prints, ensure your PNG is set to 300 DPI. For canvas prints, a resolution of 150-300 DPI is required. High resolution prevents blurring and maintains sharp details.
- Transparency and Layers: PNG is preferred because it supports alpha channel transparency, which is ideal for seamless overlays or wrap-around edges on canvas. However, you should flatten non-essential layers before submission to avoid transparency issues during the printing process.
- File Specifications: Keep your file size under 50MB for smooth processing. While PNGs use RGB color modes, be aware that you may need to verify color accuracy or use CMYK proofs to prevent color shifts during production.
- Submission: You can upload your prepared PNG file via the Supreme Pictures drag-and-drop interface, where you can select your medium, crop the image, and preview the final result in a virtual room setting.
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