FAQ

A: You may check your order status using our order status tracker. Please see our current production times. If you have not received a tracking by the published turnaround time then please contact us.

A: Visit the order status page to request a change to your order. We cannot guarantee that any change or cancellation request sent after 30 minutes, from order, will be accommodated.

A: Yes, you will receive an email with your tracking number as soon as your order ships.

A: We are not able to apply discount codes on orders that have already been placed.

A: Please contact us for options to expedite your order.

A: Once you log in you should be able to see your images in the my uploads section of your account page. If you are not able to see your images please contact us and we will help you locate your images.

A: If you would like to be marked as tax-exempt for California, then please fill out this form cdtfa230.pdf and submit it for review at support@artbeatstudios.com.

A: Please go to our login page and click the reset password link and enter your email address and we will email you the reset password instructions.

A: No, we produce all of our prints in-house. From cutting our metal and acrylic on our CNC to building our custom wall mounts and wood crates. Everything is done in-house so that we can control our quality and turnarounds.

A: Paper - 48"x96"
Canvas - 48"x96"
HD Acrylic - 48"x96"
HD Metal - 40"x60"

A: Yes, you can order any custom size you would like. It is easiest if you size your image beforehand in photoshop or lightroom, then once you upload, choose the size option with a thumbs up icon.

A: Yes, just send us an email with your low res images

A: Yes. Visit our Reseller page for more information.

A: Yes. Please contact us for more information.

A: We accept Jpeg and Tiff. (Use LZW compression when saving as Tiff)

A: Max upload file size is 500mb. For larger files, upload placeholder image and email file transfer link to support@artbeatstudios.com.

A: 150ppi is prefered. (Maximum: 300ppi - Minimum: 100ppi)

A: The way to determine how large we can print with your image is to first find out what the pixel dimensions are. Once you have this info, divide the number of pixels by 150, this will tell you how large in inches that we can print. For example, a 3600x5400 pixel image, divided by 150, equals 24x36. This is the max size we can print. We can go larger but please know we are losing resolution past 24x36, you could probably push this to 30x40 and it would still look good.

A: Make sure your image is RGB and in the Adobe RGB 1998 work space. (Adobe Photoshop: Go to Edit/Color Settings) Then save your file as Tiff or Jpeg and check the box that says "embed profile".