ReZise FAQ

One upload lets you turn your artwork into a printable bundle in the ratios and sizes you select. Choose from 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, 5:7, 11:14, square, and ISO A-series formats, then download your selected files together in a clearly named ZIP.

In a general design tool, you usually need to set up each size by hand: resize the canvas, decide how the artwork fits, export, rename, and repeat for every ratio. ReZise streamlines that process from one upload, with a crop preview and a print-quality check for each size, then packages your selected files into one ZIP.

ReZise is designed to make creating printable bundles much quicker than resizing and exporting every file individually. Upload your artwork, select your ratios and sizes, review the crops, and export your bundle.

Yes. You can review each crop before exporting, so you can check that faces, text, borders, and important details remain where you want them. You can also choose between filling a format and fitting your artwork inside it with borders where appropriate.

Yes. Log in or create an account to use ReZise. The free plan lets you try the workflow with your own artwork at no cost.

No. ReZise is designed to simplify the repetitive work of preparing printable files. If you can upload an image and choose the sizes you need, you can create a printable bundle without manually resizing every canvas.

A ratio describes the shape of an image, rather than its physical size. For example, a 2:3 image can be printed at 4×6, 8×12, or 16×24 inches without changing its proportions.

Printable wall art sellers typically offer several ratios so buyers can choose a size that fits their frame. ReZise helps you prepare these formats from one master artwork.

These are common examples, not an exhaustive list of every possible print dimension.

ISO A-series refers to the international paper-size standard, including A5, A4, A3, A2, and A1. These sizes share the same proportions, so artwork can scale between them without changing its shape.

ReZise checks which A-series print sizes your artwork can support at 300 DPI, helping you prepare files for buyers who use international paper sizes.

Printable wall art buyers often look for a combination of popular US print ratios and ISO A-series sizes. Offering several standard formats gives customers more flexibility when choosing frames and printers.

ReZise helps you prepare these files from one artwork rather than creating each size individually. The resulting files can also be used for other digital-product marketplaces, including Shopify and Gumroad.

Not necessarily. Choose the formats that suit your artwork and your customers. Offering a useful range of standard sizes can make your listing more flexible, but some artwork may not suit every crop.

Always review the preview of each format before exporting.

Different ratios have different proportions, so your original artwork may not fit every format perfectly. ReZise lets you review and adjust the crop before exporting, giving you control over what remains visible.

You can choose to fit the artwork inside the selected format instead of filling the entire frame. This can preserve the whole image by leaving space around it, such as a border.

A crop that works for one image may not work for another. A portrait might lose part of a person's head, lettering could be cut off, or a decorative border could become uneven.

Previewing each format helps you catch these problems before you download your files and add them to a listing.

Your artwork should retain its proportions rather than being stretched unnaturally. When preparing different formats, check whether the result crops the edges or fits the whole image within the new dimensions.

Use the preview to make sure the finished composition looks right.

DPI stands for dots per inch. A resolution of 300 DPI is a common target for high-quality prints, particularly for artwork viewed at close range.

An image needs enough pixels to print at the chosen physical dimensions at that resolution. ReZise checks whether your artwork has sufficient resolution for the selected print size.

An image can contain DPI metadata that makes its stated print dimensions misleading. The actual number of pixels in the image determines how much detail is available.

For example, an image that is 3,600 pixels wide can print at 12 inches wide at 300 pixels per inch. At 24 inches wide, the same image provides only 150 pixels per inch.

ReZise helps you see the maximum print size your image supports at 300 DPI, rather than relying on the dimensions shown in your image editor.

Cropping removes pixels from the original image. If you crop away a significant portion of the artwork, fewer pixels remain to cover the same physical print size.

A tighter crop or heavy zoom can therefore reduce the maximum size that can be printed sharply at 300 DPI.

You can still prepare the smaller print sizes your artwork supports. For larger formats, consider starting with a higher-resolution original file.

Upscaling increases the number of pixels but cannot guarantee that genuine detail will be restored. ReZise does not automatically upscale your artwork. Optional AI Enhancement is planned for a future release.

No. Resolution is only one part of print quality. The original artwork, colour settings, printer, paper, and printing process also affect the final result.

ReZise helps you check image resolution and prepare correctly sized files, but it cannot guarantee the result of every printer or print service.

No. Your original artwork is kept untouched, and the previews and exported files are generated from it. You can review the results before downloading your bundle.

Yes. ReZise supports saved artwork projects, allowing you to return to an existing project and prepare additional sizes or exports without starting the entire process again. The number of projects and storage available depends on your plan.

Your ZIP contains the selected printable files, organized with clear file names so you can identify the formats and sizes when preparing your product listing.

Only the formats and sizes you select are included in your export.

ReZise is designed to prepare digital artwork for printing, including illustrations and printable wall art. The key consideration is whether your source image has sufficient resolution for the print sizes you want to offer.

AI Enhancement for increasing resolution is planned, but it is not currently available.

Check the current plan details on the ReZise pricing page for the terms that apply to your account.

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After downloading your ZIP, open your Etsy listing and go to its digital-file upload section. Upload the files according to Etsy's current file requirements. If necessary, extract the ZIP first and upload the individual files.

Check Etsy's current file-count and file-size limits before publishing your listing, and make sure your exported files fit those requirements.

Yes. ReZise prepares printable image files that can also be used for digital products sold through other marketplaces or your own website. You can use the exported files wherever the platform supports your chosen file format.

ReZise prepares your files for you to download and use in your listings. You remain responsible for uploading the files and managing your shop listings.

ReZise is built to help sellers prepare printable products from their artwork. You are responsible for ensuring that you own the necessary rights to your original artwork and have permission to sell any content you use.

Using ReZise to resize an image does not give you additional copyright or commercial rights to the underlying artwork.

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing and lets you try ReZise with your own artwork. It includes one saved project, two exports per day, and access to ISO A-series and popular Etsy ratios.

Starter is designed for sellers who regularly prepare new printable artwork. It includes unlimited exports, 50 GB of cloud storage, ISO A-series and popular Etsy ratios, custom print formats, and per-format cropping.

Pro is designed for sellers managing larger printable catalogues and frequent exports. It includes the Starter features, 250 GB of cloud storage, and priority processing.

The published monthly prices are Free at $0 per month, Starter at $9 per month, and Pro at $27 per month. Yearly billing is also available. Visit the ReZise pricing page for the current options and plan details before subscribing.

• Free: $0 per month
• Starter: $9 per month
• Pro: $27 per month

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The Free plan is a good place to start if you want to try the workflow with a small number of exports. Starter is suited to sellers who regularly create printable bundles, while Pro is designed for larger catalogues and higher-volume workflows.

Choose the plan that fits your expected export volume and storage needs.

You can review the available subscription options through the ReZise website. Check the billing and subscription information in your account for the options available to you.

AI Enhancement is planned as an optional feature for increasing image resolution when you need larger print sizes. It is not currently available. Any future availability and plan allowances will be shown in the relevant plan details.

For the best results, start with the highest-resolution version of your finished artwork. A larger source image gives you more pixels to work with when preparing large prints.

Your original image may not contain enough pixels for every physical print dimension at 300 DPI. ReZise checks resolution so you can identify which sizes your artwork can support before publishing your listing.

Different aspect ratios require different crops or fitting choices. Review the preview for each output and adjust the framing where needed before exporting.

Check the file size and format against Etsy's current upload requirements. If the ZIP is too large or the platform does not accept it, extract the archive and upload the individual files where supported.

If you need assistance with ReZise, email support@rezise.com. For billing questions, contact billings@rezise.com.