Photo editing (cropping, resizing, color adjustments) should be done before uploading your images to Heritage Cookbook.
For best results, we recommend editing and resizing your photos using your preferred photo editing software before adding them to your book.
Photo requirements for best print quality
To ensure your photos print clearly, they should be:
File type: .jpg or .png
Resolution: Minimum 300 DPI (dots per inch)
File size: Ideally between 2.2 MB and 8 MB
Using high-resolution images helps ensure sharp, professional-looking results.
Troubleshooting & FAQs
My photo is sideways or upside down. How do I fix it?
Sometimes a device saves a photo with hidden orientation data (metadata). It may look correct on your device but appear rotated after uploading.
To fix this:
Open the original image in Preview or another photo editing program.
Rotate the image until it is upright.
Continue rotating until it completes a full 360-degree rotation.
Save it as a new file.
Upload the new file to your cookbook.
Saving it as a new file refreshes the image orientation and usually resolves the issue.
Can I change a photo from color to black and white in the program?
Yes.
To convert a photo to black and white:
Click on the image in your cookbook.
On the right-hand side, click Print in Black and White.
The photo will update automatically.
Good to know
Images downloaded from social media are often too small for high-quality printing.
Preview your book to confirm how your photos will appear in print.
Editing your image before uploading usually produces the best results.
If your image still isn’t displaying properly, please contact support and we’ll be happy to help.
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