Resolution of an image refers to the level of detail and clarity that can be seen in a digital photograph. It determines how sharp and crisp the image appears when viewed or printed. Contrary to a common misconception, the resolution is not solely determined by the number of pixels per inch (PPI) or the megapixels of the camera used to capture the image. While PPI and megapixels play a role in resolution, other factors such as the quality of the camera and lens also significantly impact the overall resolution and image quality. Modern enlarging software has advanced to a point where it can enhance and enlarge images that would have previously been deemed impossible. Thus, simply uploading a photo to our website does not result in automatic rejection based on resolution. If you are unsure start a live chat with us and we will check your image. To ensure the best possible outcome when enlarging an image, it is recommended to upload the largest file size available. This provides more data for us to work with, allowing for better details and overall resolution. Whenever feasible, it is advisable to upload the original file from your camera or phone as those are typically of higher quality. Images sourced from social media platforms like Facebook or from message services suchas WhatsApp might not enlarge well as they are often compressed and optimised for server storage, sacrificing resolution and detail in the process. We take the time to review each uploaded photo personally. If we find that the quality of a photo is not adequate for the desired enlargement size, we will contact you via email to discuss alternative options. By following these guidelines and considering the various factors that affect image resolution, you can achieve the best possible results when enlarging your photographs.