My Photo Quality is Bad

If you're uploading a custom photo, uploading a high-quality portrait image with good lighting is the single most important thing you can do for great print results.

What to avoid

• Blurry images — any blurriness will show up in the print
• Bad lighting — dark, shadowed, or uneven lighting
• People far in the distance — close-ups print best
• Too many people — stick to 1–2 people maximum per photo

What to do

• Choose the highest-quality photo you have
• Make sure faces are well-lit and close to the camera
• Avoid obstructed faces, hats, or sunglasses if you want clear facial features

How we handle low-quality uploads

All tattoos are printed exactly as seen in your preview, so please double-check your proof in the cart before submitting. We aren't liable for poor print quality due to low-resolution photos uploaded by the customer.

In some cases, our quality check team may reach out to request a better photo — but this isn't guaranteed, so please choose your best photo upfront.