8x12 Photo Prints

You can upload from your phone, tablet, or desktop in just a few clicks. We accept JPG, PNG, TIFF, and HEIC files. For the most accurate colour, sRGB files are usually the safest choice. If an image looks too small for the print size you have chosen, you will see a warning before you place your order.

Glossy is a good choice if you want brighter colour and a more vivid finish. Lustre has a softer surface with less glare, which many people prefer for framed prints. You can also add an optional 3mm white border if you would like a cleaner framed look or a little more space around the image.

Most print orders placed before the daily cutoff are dispatched the same day, with next-day delivery available on eligible orders. Standard tracked delivery usually arrives within 1 to 2 working days. If you choose Click & Collect, many print orders are ready much faster, often the same day, depending on the product, store opening hours, and how busy the lab is.

For the best-looking result, aim for around 3600 x 2400 pixels at 300 dpi. That gives your 8x12 the detail it needs to look crisp in the hand and in a frame. If your image is likely to print soft or pixelated, we will let you know before checkout.

8x12 uses a 3:2 aspect ratio. If your image is a different shape, you will see a preview before ordering so you can adjust the crop. If you want to keep more of the original image visible, adding a white border can often help.

Yes. You can upload a batch of images in one go, choose how many copies you want of each photo, and place everything in a single order. That makes it easy to print holiday photos, family sets, or larger reprint runs together.

They should look very close, but screens and printed photos never match perfectly because phones, tablets, and monitors all display colour differently. Choosing good-quality original files and sticking with standard colour settings such as sRGB usually gives the most reliable result.

Yes. The price per print drops as your quantity increases, so larger orders usually work out better value. The pricing table on the page shows the current breaks clearly before you upload.