FAQs – Page 27 – FinerWorks Help & Support

If I order a print for pick up, can I receive it the same day?

Please allow for a processing time of 1-3 business days before picking up your order. You will receive a notification via email when your order is ready for pickup.

Will FinerWorks frame my print?

When you are setting up your print online, you can order a custom-made frame and/or matting Note, that not all products can be framed and some styles of prints will be restricted to certain types of framing options.

Will my print be ready to hang?

The following items can be ordered ready to hang or will have hanging options available for ordering: Framed Prints (Canvas or Paper) Stretched & Mounted Canvas Wood Prints Acrylic Glass Prints Acrylic Prints – Floating Framed Metal Prints Dibond Prints

Will my print sheet be larger if I include a border?

Adding a border to your print will increase the overall sheet size. It will not cause the print area to be smaller.

Can I order more than one print?

Add as many prints to your order as you would like. You can increase quantities within your shopping cart once a print has been added.

Is there a minimum order required?

There is no minimum order required.

Can I make changes to my order?

If you have not completed checkout, you certianly can. When viewing items in your shopping cart, look for the options to the right of your small print/product preview to Modify, Remove, or Copy individual items. Once an order is submitted however, we are unable to make changes to images, or other products.

Can I order very small prints?

We generally print 8×8 or larger however in some cases, you can select custom size options that are smaller. If a small size is not available to you a couple of solutions can be applied to get around this. One option is to tile multiple small prints onto one large sheet.

Where can I view your paper options?

Visit our media options page for more information about paper and canvas options.

Why does my resolution change when I setup my print?

Resolution is a relative number dependent upon the size of the print you choose. The more your image is enlarged, the lower your resolution will be.