What If My Image Doesn’t Fit The IKEA Standard Photo Sizes? We are specialised in large format printing and with our expertise, we are confident of providing you with the HIGHEST-QUALITY photo printing service, that you won’t find anywhere else! This includes mounting and framing options. Thinking of adding that exciting spark to your home or office wall? You need to give our Large Premium Photo Prints a try! What’s more, they come in standard sizes from A1 to A4 that will cater to your existing IKEA Frames. Large Premium Photo Prints to Meet Your Style and Aesthetic No pink frames on pink walls, no white frames on white walls!Īt the end of the day, all of this boils down to personal taste 🙂 There’s never a right colour frame for a photo print! It’s all up to you.
Once you’ve selected the suitable frame sizes for your photo prints, the next step is to choose the right colour to enhance and complement your interior space.īlack and white frames (the most common solid-coloured frames) can truly underscore the beauty of the photo prints when used appropriately.
Looking to print your photos for the IKEA frames that you already have? Head over to our photo printing service website to find a product that best suits your needs! Check out this page for our IKEA Photo Frame Size. However, for larger spaces and bigger frames, the use of a mat board can make your photo look more artistic. In some cases, it may be better to not use a matboard. This is because matboard helps the photos to stand out while bringing more attention to the main subject.īalancing the size of the photos and the frames is also an important factor to consider. Matboards are generally used when displaying portrait photos. IKEA Photo Print Size Guide (Matboard) RECTANGLE FRAME SIZE (Main Label) To make things easier for you, we’ve come up with a table indicating the size your photos should be printed in (with and without the use of a mat board) for your reference. The measurements are inclusive of a small allowance that is meant to help your photo fit nicely into the frame. Panorama prints are available in a lot of shops with ratios of 1:2, 1:3 and 1:4 being the most common.We strongly advise you to print your photos according to the dimensions provided by IKEA. Not many printing shops will have 16:9 prints so if you want to keep this shape you may need to find a custom printer or print it on a 2:3 and trim the edges off. It's the shape of modern TVs and is the most common shape for computer and smart phone screens. Square crops, 1:1 ratios, are very common and you should be able to find square prints at most printing places but there are no 'common' sizes for these.ġ6:9 is a ratio used by a lot of smart phones and video cameras. 11 x 14 inch (it's not exactly a 4:5 ratio but it's very close and a very common size).This is an old standard used in large format film cameras. This is common in compact cameras and smart phones This is the default size of images produced by DSLR and some mirrorless cameras. Here is a list of standard print sizes based on their aspect ratio. However most print shops use standard print sizes which means you'll have to pick the print size that best suits your images crop.
Some printing places can do custom print sizes so you can make your print fit into the shape of your image's crop. You'll notice that the 4:5 cuts off the edges of the graffiti and the 1:1 starts to cut into the Lego figure. On this image you can see three different aspect ratios marked out on it.
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