I just want to say THANK YOU!!! This was THE best tutorial that Ive found! Super easy to follow! Thank you again. Oh and now you can rotate photos in Canva! ❤ I am now a new subscriber!
Thanks for the great video! It looks like this is only doable on a computer. I've looked and can't find the same "create design" option on the app. Can you verify, please?
Hey! Yes, you can do it in the app. In the app you hit the + in the bottom center and once it opens up under create new there is an option to create a custom size there!
without canva. Using another software to edit an art image. Do you do the resizing the entire canvas image or after you remove the background. Without the background the image will have less pixles, less file size. So which one is first before resizing or after removing the background...
in Canva you want your canvas to be 2667x2000 so even if you overlay a transparent image the custom size will be correct at 2667x2000px. Does that help? If it doesn't help feel free to email me at support@bykristinanicole.com and I can try to help.
you just have to double click the photo for rotate and another feature, though i cant still figure it out ahhhh, What if i dont want to bring the pic closer to fit the screen?
Thank you for this great information! We have subscriptions to Adobe Creative Cloud and Canva. What is the easiest way to resize pics while using iphone for product photography? Is there an easy preset that I could use?.... maybe even batch edit?
Oh joy oh Bliss!!!! Great info sooooo happy I found you just subscribed. I make crystal & stained glass sun catchers & can’t to find a way to product photo theses as they are long hanging. Getting whole piece in takes distance then details are lost & they are too long for lighting box. Is there any suggestions you can advise?
Hello, love! Keep in mind that each image is an opportunity to showcase a specific feature or benefit! So while you want to have an image showing the product in full, you will have additional emails to showcase the most important details!
JPEG is typically needed to reduce the file size! PNG is fine but typically comes with a huge file size. So this would depend on what you start with! Check the metadata (info of photo) after you download to compare! If you need me to take a look let me know!
This video is specific to uploading product photos to a listing. If you are referencing digital downloads that you are uploading and selling, the process would be different. AND my recommendation would depend on the type of product you are selling and how it will be used.
Hi my name is Richard and I have been trying to resize a picture from Etsy a 20oz. Tumbler wrap and I have wasted so much paper and in trying to figure it out. So I came across your video on how to and I still can’t figure it out I need help please. I bought this 20oz. Tumbler wrap from Etsy and it’s just a few inches to go to the bottom and I have tried everything. Please help if you can TIA
I think this is the video I have been searching for, but I'm hoping you might be able to answer a couple questions for me. Some of my listings will need to show 4-6 images in the same frame because it is being shown as a set, but also will allow a buyer to purchase one item from the set. Hope that makes sense. So, I found an image I liked to use as a background and then I uploaded the file that already has the 4-6 images arranged the way I want them. Then I just place that file on top of the background paper I chose. Then I add any text that I need on it. Does this sound like what I am doing will work okay as long as I set the page to be 2667 x 2000 px in the beginning?
If you are talking about what my favorite editing software is... that depends on whether you want to edit on your smartphone/tablet... then that would be snapseed! Editing on a computer my choice would be photoshop elements. It is a one time payment. But I personally teach about 7 different software depending on my student's needs.
I just want to say THANK YOU!!! This was THE best tutorial that Ive found! Super easy to follow! Thank you again. Oh and now you can rotate photos in Canva! ❤ I am now a new subscriber!
I am so happy you found this useful! Thank you for letting me know about the update! I will add it to my list to update! 🥰
Thank you so much for this video! It is exactly what I needed. Now to spend a day editing my pictures that are already on Etsy so they display better.
Before you go make new edits check your shop and listings on few different devices to see if you have any issues! That is my recommendation!
Thanks for the great video you are a amazing with this!
You are very welcome! Thank you for taking the time to share that with me!
So helpful - thank you!
You are very welcome! Thank you for letting me know you found it useful!
Thank you so much!
You are very welcome!
Thanks for the great video! It looks like this is only doable on a computer. I've looked and can't find the same "create design" option on the app. Can you verify, please?
Hey! Yes, you can do it in the app. In the app you hit the + in the bottom center and once it opens up under create new there is an option to create a custom size there!
without canva. Using another software to edit an art image. Do you do the resizing the entire canvas image or after you remove the background. Without the background the image will have less pixles, less file size. So which one is first before resizing or after removing the background...
in Canva you want your canvas to be 2667x2000 so even if you overlay a transparent image the custom size will be correct at 2667x2000px. Does that help? If it doesn't help feel free to email me at support@bykristinanicole.com and I can try to help.
@@ByKristinaNicole thank you. Every little tip helps to move to the stage.
Hi , what do you recommend as 1st prog for resizing or pixelating , please
you just have to double click the photo for rotate and another feature, though i cant still figure it out ahhhh, What if i dont want to bring the pic closer to fit the screen?
Thank you for this great information! We have subscriptions to Adobe Creative Cloud and Canva. What is the easiest way to resize pics while using iphone for product photography? Is there an easy preset that I could use?.... maybe even batch edit?
You can batch edit and resize in Lightroom! I have on my list to do a video of this!
Oh joy oh Bliss!!!! Great info sooooo happy I found you just subscribed. I make crystal & stained glass sun catchers & can’t to find a way to product photo theses as they are long hanging. Getting whole piece in takes distance then details are lost & they are too long for lighting box. Is there any suggestions you can advise?
Hello, love! Keep in mind that each image is an opportunity to showcase a specific feature or benefit! So while you want to have an image showing the product in full, you will have additional emails to showcase the most important details!
Obrigada 🙏🏾
You are very welcome!
Im wondering how you blur the background on your iphone 13?
Great video by the way, thank you.
See , I need to do the opposite. My picture fits outside of the box and I want my full image to fit into the box. How do I do it?
Hello, love! Can you be more specific in your question, please? I am not sure what you are asking!
Would you say jpeg is better than png? Thank you ❤
JPEG is typically needed to reduce the file size! PNG is fine but typically comes with a huge file size. So this would depend on what you start with! Check the metadata (info of photo) after you download to compare! If you need me to take a look let me know!
I was just wondering if this applies to designs created in Canva as well? I keep getting a message that my svg files are too large for Etsy 😞
This video is specific to uploading product photos to a listing.
If you are referencing digital downloads that you are uploading and selling, the process would be different. AND my recommendation would depend on the type of product you are selling and how it will be used.
Hi my name is Richard and I have been trying to resize a picture from Etsy a 20oz. Tumbler wrap and I have wasted so much paper and in trying to figure it out. So I came across your video on how to and I still can’t figure it out I need help please. I bought this 20oz. Tumbler wrap from Etsy and it’s just a few inches to go to the bottom and I have tried everything. Please help if you can TIA
Hey! I am little confused as to what you are trying to accomplish. Feel free to email me at support@bykristinanicole.com and I can try to help!
In my Canva pro I do not have the RESIZE option, or I can't see it.
Resize is now under magic switch in the top bar!
I think this is the video I have been searching for, but I'm hoping you might be able to answer a couple questions for me. Some of my listings will need to show 4-6 images in the same frame because it is being shown as a set, but also will allow a buyer to purchase one item from the set. Hope that makes sense. So, I found an image I liked to use as a background and then I uploaded the file that already has the 4-6 images arranged the way I want them. Then I just place that file on top of the background paper I chose. Then I add any text that I need on it. Does this sound like what I am doing will work okay as long as I set the page to be 2667 x 2000 px in the beginning?
Start with a custom size in Canva 2667x2000px and then use that as your "Canvas" to insert the images/elements. Does that make sense and help?
yes! that absolutely makes sense! Thank you so much for replying to my message.
@@ByKristinaNicole
Obviously Canva is limited but free to use for anyone. Please suggest an alternative to canva aside from Adobe Photoshop.
Snapseed, ipiccy, affinity, etc… I make suggestions and do videos on other softwares all the time!
What will be your first option to create product photos for ETSY?
If you are talking about what my favorite editing software is... that depends on whether you want to edit on your smartphone/tablet... then that would be snapseed! Editing on a computer my choice would be photoshop elements. It is a one time payment. But I personally teach about 7 different software depending on my student's needs.
Thank you!
you are very welcome!
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