Family Photo Collage Print

Between 6 and 16 is the sweet spot. Fewer than 6 and the print can look sparse; past 20 individual faces get small unless you go to 24×24" or A1. If you're covering several generations, count one photo per person or per household and see where that lands you.

Yes, and mixing eras is much of the appeal. Scan prints at the highest setting your scanner offers and don't worry if the older ones are softer or warmer in tone — that contrast reads as history. If one scan is much smaller than the rest, give it a smaller slot.

Measure the clear run of wall and take about two-thirds of it. For most living rooms that lands on 16×20" or 20×20"; above a sofa or fireplace, 24×24" or 24×32" holds the space better. Every size is printed to order.

For prints up to A3 / 12×16, a modern phone shot taken at default quality is plenty. Larger sizes benefit from the highest-quality source you have. Send the originals rather than versions forwarded through WhatsApp or saved from social media, which are heavily compressed — and upload them: the configurator flags anything that's likely to print soft before you order.

Yes. Choose a made-to-measure frame and a matboard mount as you design the collage, and it arrives ready to hang. You can also order the print on its own and frame it yourself.