The basic workflow
From upload to prepared file.
- UploadChoose files or drag them into the upload area.
- Select the workflowUse Photo, Illustration or PDF conversion for the type of file you are preparing.
- Set the outputChoose the available size, ratio, DPI and colour options.
- ReviewCheck the preview, crop and metrics before processing.
- Generate and downloadConvert2Print prepares the output and its relevant documentation.
Choose correctly
Three preparation workflows.
Output controls
Size, ratio, crop and DPI.
Size
Illustrations can be enlarged for a chosen pixel size or print format. Photos are sized to real print dimensions while keeping their original proportions. PDF conversion retains the original physical document dimensions.
Ratio and crop
AUTO keeps the original ratio. A fixed ratio or A-series format can require cropping. Always inspect the crop preview to confirm that important content remains inside the final frame.
DPI
DPI connects pixel dimensions to physical print size. Use 300 DPI for most close-viewed professional prints. 150 DPI can suit very large prints viewed from farther away; 600 DPI is intended for supported high-detail illustration output.
Managed colour
Choose the profile for the destination.
- sRGB: used automatically for Photo JPG output and suitable for broad compatibility.
- PSO Coated v3: European CMYK workflow for coated stock.
- PSO Uncoated v3: European CMYK workflow for uncoated stock.
- US SWOP: North American CMYK workflow when required by the print provider.
Screen and print are different.RGB screens emit light; CMYK print reflects it. Some bright RGB colours cannot be reproduced exactly in CMYK. Convert2Print controls and documents the conversion, but it cannot make every screen colour physically printable.
Measured processing
Every result includes a metrics analysis.
The analysis records relevant measurements and production checks for the selected workflow. Use it to understand the prepared result, especially after enlargement or colour conversion.
Metrics describe the technical change; they are not a promise that a low-resolution original will gain genuine new detail.
Simple pricing
No subscription. Pay only when you need more.
Free options cover smaller output sizes and PDF to PDF/X-4 conversion. Paid processing is used for larger photos, larger illustrations and selected batch sizes.
| Workflow | Output | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | PDF to PDF/X-4; 1–20 photos up to 2,000 px; 1–20 illustrations up to 1,600 px | €0 |
| Photo | Single photo, 2,001–20,000 px | €0.99 |
| Photo batch | 2–5 / 6–10 / 11–20 files | €1.29 / €1.99 / €2.99 |
| Creator Illustration | Single, 1,601–10,000 px | €1.99 |
| Creator batch | 2–5 / 6–10 files | €3.49 / €5.99 |
| Studio Illustration | Single, 10,001–20,000 px | €7.00 |
| Studio batch | 2–5 / 6–10 files | €14.00 / €28.00 |
Deliverables
Exactly what you receive.
| Workflow | Main output | Important details |
|---|---|---|
| Photo | One high-resolution JPG | Embedded sRGB ICC profile, 300 DPI metadata and metrics analysis. |
| AI Art & Illustration | Complete production ZIP | High-resolution JPG; PDF/X-4 without bleed; 3 mm and 5 mm bleed variants with crop marks; relevant technical documentation and metrics. |
| PDF to PDF/X-4 | One validated PDF/X-4 | Original physical dimensions retained, selected CMYK profile and metrics analysis. No additional JPG is created. |
Multiple files
Batch jobs, names and templates.
You can add multiple supported files to a job and choose which files to process. Each file has its own preview and settings.
Templates can organise generated files into named folders inside a final ZIP. You can also rename an output before processing or restore the uploaded filename.
Common questions
Before you prepare a file.
Which workflow should I choose for an AI image?
Choose AI Art & Illustration when you want downloadable production files. Choose AI Print & Deliver when you want Convert2Print to prepare, print and deliver the AI illustration as a physical poster.
Does enlargement create new original detail?
Enlargement creates the pixel dimensions required for the selected output, but the available source detail still depends on the uploaded artwork. Review the preview and metrics at the intended size.
Which CMYK profile should I select?
Use the profile requested by your print provider. If the printer has not supplied a specification, ask them which output condition matches their paper and production process.
What does bleed mean?
Bleed extends artwork beyond the final cut edge. It prevents an unintended white line after trimming. Illustration output can include no-bleed, 3 mm and 5 mm PDF/X-4 variants.
Ready to prepare your file?
Open the workspace and select the workflow that matches your source.