Fine Art Prints (Archival Pigment-Ink Giclée)
Reproduce your artwork with archival pigment-ink giclée printing and direct support from Uproar’s print professionals. Our artist-owned studio works with illustrators, photographers, galleries and independent retailers to select papers that suit each image and its intended display.
42 papers, with room to explore
Choose from 40+ established paper options, including smooth, textured and specialty media. For longer-term display, we can help you compare acid-free papers, optical brightener-free options, pH buffering and manufacturer-documented permanence specifications.
Color and specialty ink options
Our fine art workflow includes 12-ink printing and fluorescent-pink options. For the clearest fluorescent-pink effect, choose paper without optical brightening agents (OBAs); OBAs can produce a blue glow that competes with the pink effect. Ask us to confirm the appropriate printer and paper combination for your artwork.
Recognized printing expertise
Our studio’s lab certifications and print-service recognition include Awagami Factory, Canson Infinity, Hahnemühle, Moab and Red River Paper. We use genuine media and manufacturer-approved consumables, with hands-on review throughout production.
Contact us for custom-volume projects, paper sourcing or a test print before a larger edition.
File formats
Preferred formats are TIFF and original Photoshop PSD/PSB or Illustrator AI files. High-quality JPEG, JPEG 2000 and PNG files are also accepted where appropriate. JPEG uses lossy compression, so retain the original file whenever possible.
Color profiles
Use Adobe RGB (1998) for RGB artwork or PrintWide2020 for CMYK artwork. Embed the profile when saving or exporting. Download the working color profiles or request them from our studio.
To preserve the current appearance as closely as possible when changing profiles, use Convert to Profile. Assigning a profile keeps the color values but changes how they are interpreted, so the appearance may change. For untagged artwork, or if you are unsure which profile belongs to the file, contact us before assigning one.
Color references and proofs
Use a calibrated display and suitable lighting when reviewing color. Paper, surface finish and viewing conditions affect the printed result. We accept mailed physical references for some projects; contact us first to discuss matching requirements. A test print is recommended before a larger run.
Resolution and final size
Prepare raster artwork at 300–600 PPI at the final printed size, with a minimum of 300 PPI. Keep the original image data. Vector artwork is not limited by raster resolution, but embedded raster images still need sufficient resolution. Contact us if a large image needs upscaling; suitability varies and artifacts may appear.
Bleed and trimming
For most borderless art prints, choose ⅛ inch (0.125 inch) of bleed per side, or the ¹⁄₁₆-inch (0.0625-inch) fine-trimming option when you prefer less trimming. Extend the artwork beyond the finished edge and use the corresponding template. For an 8 × 10-inch finished print, the artwork size is 8.25 × 10.25 inches with ⅛-inch bleed, or 8.125 × 10.125 inches with ¹⁄₁₆-inch bleed. Do not add bleed to bordered prints unless the selected template requires it.
Using templates
Use the template for your exact product, size and finishing option. Place a positioning guide at 100% scale, or open the template and place your artwork into it. Ask us for a guide if your size is not listed.
Templates and examples
Choose the file for your product and final size. Use 300 PPI templates for standard preparation or 600 PPI templates when your source artwork supports the higher resolution. Keep the template dimensions and color profile intact while positioning your artwork.
Downloads and references
Stock samples
Available stock samples are free; shipping is charged separately. Contact us for availability and shipping options. Outlying U.S. destinations may incur additional charges.
Custom test prints
Custom test prints are produced to order. Contact us for pricing and the appropriate size. To evaluate overall color economically, print at 25% of the original width and height—for example, a 24 × 36-inch design becomes 6 × 9 inches. To examine critical details, combine selected areas at their intended print scale on one test-wedge sheet.
Plan your schedule
Allow time for file review, test printing, adjustments, production and shipping. Ask us for a project-specific estimate, especially before convention season. Production begins after full payment and your approval of the final print-ready files. Contact us before placing a rush order; rush services are quoted and paid separately.
Display and selling guidance
Select paper to complement the image and the way it will be displayed. Compare surface texture, white tone, caliper and weight. Caliper measures thickness; GSM measures weight per square meter and does not, by itself, specify thickness.
For conservation-focused projects, review the paper manufacturer’s specifications for acid content, optical brighteners, pH and permanence. Describe the actual paper and printing process on your product label. Fluorescent-pink effects are most distinct on OBA-free paper. Do not expose art prints to UV-C sanitation lighting.
Suggested retail prices (USD)
These are suggested resale ranges, not Uproar’s production prices or a guarantee of sales. Set prices to suit your artwork, materials, presentation and market. Custom mat choices can affect packaged-print pricing.
8.5x11 / 9x12: $25~40+
11x17 / 12x18: $35~65+
18x24: $65~150+
24x36: $100~220+
36x48: $190~455+
Approved content
SFW-based
General art / Original content
Artistic nudity / Classic figurative
Fan art / Gothic / Horror
Furry art (anthro / feral are welcome)
LGBTQ+ movements
NSFW-based, send for review
Violence / Excessive blood / Torture / Piercing
Sexual activity, BDSM etc
Adult furry art (anthro / feral)
Intimate LGBTQ+ content
Adult sexual wellness products
NOT Allowed
AI-generated content, deepfakes
Content that violates California & federal law
Unlicensed content, expired licenses or copyright infringement
Suicide, pedophile, and child abuse
Nonconsensual intimate imagery
B2B pricing for active creative businesses
Verified B2B clients can log in to see their pricing across our products. When we prepare a project quote or invoice, we apply the B2B discount manually to that quote or invoice.
Eligibility
We welcome artists, freelancers, studios, retailers and other active creative businesses. Examples of business activity include a shop photo with signage, a booth setup, active advertising or campaigns, or an active online store.
Resale documentation
B2B discounts and tax-exemption review are handled separately. For a tax-exemption request, provide the applicable California or multijurisdiction resale certificate and business-license documentation for review.
Downloads and references
Reproduce your artwork with archival pigment-ink giclée printing and direct support from Uproar’s print professionals. Our artist-owned studio works with illustrators, photographers, galleries and independent retailers to select papers that suit each image and its intended display.
42 papers, with room to explore
Choose from 40+ established paper options, including smooth, textured and specialty media. For longer-term display, we can help you compare acid-free papers, optical brightener-free options, pH buffering and manufacturer-documented permanence specifications.
Color and specialty ink options
Our fine art workflow includes 12-ink printing and fluorescent-pink options. For the clearest fluorescent-pink effect, choose paper without optical brightening agents (OBAs); OBAs can produce a blue glow that competes with the pink effect. Ask us to confirm the appropriate printer and paper combination for your artwork.
Recognized printing expertise
Our studio’s lab certifications and print-service recognition include Awagami Factory, Canson Infinity, Hahnemühle, Moab and Red River Paper. We use genuine media and manufacturer-approved consumables, with hands-on review throughout production.
Contact us for custom-volume projects, paper sourcing or a test print before a larger edition.
File formats
Preferred formats are TIFF and original Photoshop PSD/PSB or Illustrator AI files. High-quality JPEG, JPEG 2000 and PNG files are also accepted where appropriate. JPEG uses lossy compression, so retain the original file whenever possible.
Color profiles
Use Adobe RGB (1998) for RGB artwork or PrintWide2020 for CMYK artwork. Embed the profile when saving or exporting. Download the working color profiles or request them from our studio.
To preserve the current appearance as closely as possible when changing profiles, use Convert to Profile. Assigning a profile keeps the color values but changes how they are interpreted, so the appearance may change. For untagged artwork, or if you are unsure which profile belongs to the file, contact us before assigning one.
Color references and proofs
Use a calibrated display and suitable lighting when reviewing color. Paper, surface finish and viewing conditions affect the printed result. We accept mailed physical references for some projects; contact us first to discuss matching requirements. A test print is recommended before a larger run.
Resolution and final size
Prepare raster artwork at 300–600 PPI at the final printed size, with a minimum of 300 PPI. Keep the original image data. Vector artwork is not limited by raster resolution, but embedded raster images still need sufficient resolution. Contact us if a large image needs upscaling; suitability varies and artifacts may appear.
Bleed and trimming
For most borderless art prints, choose ⅛ inch (0.125 inch) of bleed per side, or the ¹⁄₁₆-inch (0.0625-inch) fine-trimming option when you prefer less trimming. Extend the artwork beyond the finished edge and use the corresponding template. For an 8 × 10-inch finished print, the artwork size is 8.25 × 10.25 inches with ⅛-inch bleed, or 8.125 × 10.125 inches with ¹⁄₁₆-inch bleed. Do not add bleed to bordered prints unless the selected template requires it.
Using templates
Use the template for your exact product, size and finishing option. Place a positioning guide at 100% scale, or open the template and place your artwork into it. Ask us for a guide if your size is not listed.
Templates and examples
Choose the file for your product and final size. Use 300 PPI templates for standard preparation or 600 PPI templates when your source artwork supports the higher resolution. Keep the template dimensions and color profile intact while positioning your artwork.
Downloads and references
Stock samples
Available stock samples are free; shipping is charged separately. Contact us for availability and shipping options. Outlying U.S. destinations may incur additional charges.
Custom test prints
Custom test prints are produced to order. Contact us for pricing and the appropriate size. To evaluate overall color economically, print at 25% of the original width and height—for example, a 24 × 36-inch design becomes 6 × 9 inches. To examine critical details, combine selected areas at their intended print scale on one test-wedge sheet.
Plan your schedule
Allow time for file review, test printing, adjustments, production and shipping. Ask us for a project-specific estimate, especially before convention season. Production begins after full payment and your approval of the final print-ready files. Contact us before placing a rush order; rush services are quoted and paid separately.
Display and selling guidance
Select paper to complement the image and the way it will be displayed. Compare surface texture, white tone, caliper and weight. Caliper measures thickness; GSM measures weight per square meter and does not, by itself, specify thickness.
For conservation-focused projects, review the paper manufacturer’s specifications for acid content, optical brighteners, pH and permanence. Describe the actual paper and printing process on your product label. Fluorescent-pink effects are most distinct on OBA-free paper. Do not expose art prints to UV-C sanitation lighting.
Suggested retail prices (USD)
These are suggested resale ranges, not Uproar’s production prices or a guarantee of sales. Set prices to suit your artwork, materials, presentation and market. Custom mat choices can affect packaged-print pricing.
8.5x11 / 9x12: $25~40+
11x17 / 12x18: $35~65+
18x24: $65~150+
24x36: $100~220+
36x48: $190~455+
Approved content
SFW-based
General art / Original content
Artistic nudity / Classic figurative
Fan art / Gothic / Horror
Furry art (anthro / feral are welcome)
LGBTQ+ movements
NSFW-based, send for review
Violence / Excessive blood / Torture / Piercing
Sexual activity, BDSM etc
Adult furry art (anthro / feral)
Intimate LGBTQ+ content
Adult sexual wellness products
NOT Allowed
AI-generated content, deepfakes
Content that violates California & federal law
Unlicensed content, expired licenses or copyright infringement
Suicide, pedophile, and child abuse
Nonconsensual intimate imagery
B2B pricing for active creative businesses
Verified B2B clients can log in to see their pricing across our products. When we prepare a project quote or invoice, we apply the B2B discount manually to that quote or invoice.
Eligibility
We welcome artists, freelancers, studios, retailers and other active creative businesses. Examples of business activity include a shop photo with signage, a booth setup, active advertising or campaigns, or an active online store.
Resale documentation
B2B discounts and tax-exemption review are handled separately. For a tax-exemption request, provide the applicable California or multijurisdiction resale certificate and business-license documentation for review.
Downloads and references
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are fine art giclée prints?
They are artwork reproductions made with archival pigment-ink inkjet printing on selected fine art or photo papers.
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Which papers are available?
Our established collection includes 42 papers for photography, illustration, watercolor-style work, printmaking and Asian calligraphy. Compare the texture, tone, thickness and permanence specifications for your project.
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How long do fine art prints last?
Print longevity depends on the ink-and-paper combination, handling, storage and display conditions. Ask us for the relevant manufacturer’s permanence information for your selected materials.
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What if I need a return or reprint?
Contact us with your order details and a description of the issue. We assess reprint requests case by case. Major shipping damage or a missing package may qualify for a free reprint; customer changes or minor adjustments may involve material charges, depending on the assessment. Please review our Refund Policy for the applicable terms.
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Will the print exactly match my screen?
An exact screen-to-print match is not guaranteed. A calibrated display, correct embedded profile and suitable lighting help you evaluate color. Material and finish also affect appearance. We recommend a test print, and some projects can use a mailed reference by prior arrangement.
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How should I care for a fine art print?
Use suitable conservation framing and compatible acid-free mounting materials. Protect the print from direct sunlight, moisture, dust and pollutants. Gently brush away dust; do not expose the print to UV-C sanitation lighting.
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Can I order a custom size?
Yes. Contact us for a quote if your size is not listed.
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Will I work directly with your team?
Yes. Our print professionals work with you on the files, materials and production requirements, with hands-on review of the finished work.
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Are paper samples available?
Available stock samples are free, with shipping charged separately. Contact us in advance because not every paper is always available as a sample.
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Can I order a test print?
Yes. Test prints and test-wedge sheets are available as paid small-print orders. Contact us for the appropriate size and price.
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Do you print on canvas?
Yes. Contact us early, especially for custom sizes or stretched frames. Framing is optional, and custom frame orders may require a minimum quantity based on size.
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What does your service include beyond printing?
Our team helps you evaluate paper, color, file preparation and finishing so the printed result suits your artwork and intended display.
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Do you print AI-generated artwork?
No. Uproar does not print AI-generated artwork.
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Where are prints produced?
We source papers from manufacturers in Japan, Korea, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States, and print in-house in Oakland, California.