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What is the best way to enlarge my photos to my desired print size? Last Updated: 04/15/2014

When enlarging photos to print size, it is best to use Photoshop. Enlarging images inside of Illustrator is not recommended. This can cause some severe pixilation. Open the original high resolution file in Photoshop then go to "Image" > "Image Size."  Inside this dialog box enter your desired dimensions and appropriate resolution. (At print size all images should be 100 pixels/inch)  This method should give you the best possible result from your original file. Was this article helpful? 10 (Best) 9 8 7 6 5 (Average) 4 3 2 1 (Worst) Comments:   Related Articles  > How to view a print file at actual print size?  > What’s the difference between RGB & CMYK?  > Do I need to add bleed to my artwork?  > Do I need to design my artwork right on the template?  > My template is at half size. What resolution should my photos or raster elements be?  > What software should I use to design my Truss Graphics?  > Starting with high quality images/photos  > PMS colors  > What is Dye-sublimation?