Personalized wooden plaques | Engraved wooden plaques

Crafting memories that last a lifetime.

Our customized wooden picture plaques capture life's most special moments and turn them into timeless keepsakes that will be cherished for years to come.

Preferred File Type: .png* (Minimum of 2500px at 300dpi)
Other accepted file types: jpg" eps.al svg.pdf

Vector files should not contain embedded images, clipping masks, and must be sized
correctly.

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*These file types could be rejected depending on quality

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Tips for choosing a photo

Send the original full-size image

When you send us a high-quality, full-size image, we can see all the  details and colors in the photo. If you send us a small, low-resolution  image, it will be blurry and pixelated when enlarged. Unfortunately,  there's not much we can do to fix this in editing.

Zoom in and inspect the image

Before sending us a photo, zoom in on the image to make sure it's in focus and not blurry. Sometimes an image may look nice on a small  phone screen, but when viewed on a larger screen, it may not be in  focus or may have other issues.

Upload multiple images for help choosing

Our team can look at the images on a large graphics monitor to  determine which one will make the best engraving.

Send the original full-size image

When you send us a high-quality, full-size image, we can see all the details and colors in the photo. If you send us a small, low-resolution  image, it will be blurry and pixelated when enlarged. Unfortunately,  there's not much we can do to fix this in editing.

Physical photo

If you're taking a picture of a physical photo, try taking the highest possible resolution image. Take it from different angles, in different rooms, and in different lighting to ensure you get the best shot. Check for glare spots, reflections, and shadows that can affect the quality of the photo or obscure parts of the image. If possible, consider scanning the photo or taking the photo to an office supply or mailbox store to have it scanned.