1. Upload the photos you'd like to print through our website and select your preferred size. 2. We’ll email you an invoice based on your order for you to proceed with the payment. 3. Once your prints are ready for pickup or delivery, we’ll notify you again by email.

Once payment is made, we’ll begin printing your photos promptly. Your prints will be ready 1-2 days after payment. - If you choose in-store pickup, we’ll email you when your prints are ready for collection. - If you opt for delivery, we’ll email you with the tracking number once your order is dispatched. *Kindly note that print orders may be delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, such as issues with customer-provided file size or ratio, paper shortages, printer maintenance, technical problems, or other unexpected issues.

Our customer service hours are from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM. If you place your order during this time, we’ll send you an invoice within one hour for online payment. We accept GrabPay, FPX, and credit card payment.

• White Border • Leaves a white margin around all four sides of the photo. • Advantages: • Easier to mat and frame without additional trimming. • Creates a formal “framed” look and gives visual breathing room. • Disadvantages: • Reduces the printable image area, cropping off some of the photo’s edges. • Borderless • Prints the image all the way to the paper’s edges with no margin. • Advantages: • Maximizes the photo’s size on the paper, preserving the full image. • Suits a modern, minimalist presentation without frames. • Disadvantages: • Requires precise cutting to avoid white slivers or misalignment. • Framing borderless prints usually needs professional trimming or custom framing. Summary: • Choose White Border if you want built-in margins for framing effect. • Choose Borderless if you want the image to extend fully to the edges for a bold, full-bleed look.

1. Glossy • Surface Texture: Very smooth with a high mirror-like shine • Color Performance: Strong contrast and high saturation; colors appear bright and vivid • Advantages: Sharp detail and strong visual impact • Drawbacks: Highly reflective (glare); shows fingerprints and dust easily; more prone to scratches • Ideal For: Landscape shots, product photography, and richly colored artwork 2. Satin (Semi-Gloss) • Surface Texture: Between glossy and matte, with a soft, silk-like sheen • Color Performance: Moderate saturation and gentle contrast; preserves detail well • Advantages: Less glare than glossy; more comfortable to view; better resistance to fingerprints and scratches • Drawbacks: Not as bright or saturated as glossy; may still show slight glare under strong light • Ideal For: Portraits, wedding photos, and family keepsakes 3. Luster (Pearl/Semi-Matte) • Surface Texture: Fine pebble-grain with a soft semi-gloss finish • Color Performance: Balanced, natural colors and moderate contrast; excellent skin-tone reproduction • Advantages: Low glare; fingerprint-resistant; added texture enhances perceived quality; more durable and scratch-resistant • Drawbacks: Typically more expensive than glossy or satin • Ideal For: High-end portraits, wedding reportage, fine-art photography, and long-term archival prints Summary: • Glossy for maximum “pop” and shine. • Satin for a gentle sheen with good detail. • Luster for texture, durability, and natural reproduction.