8x12 Photo Prints
The full frame, with nothing cut off.
Most DSLR and full-frame cameras shoot in a 2 to 3 ratio, and 8x12 is a 2 to 3 print. Your whole composition fits, edge to edge. An 8x10 from the same photo trims about 2 inches off the long side, so if the framing of your shot matters, 8x12 is the better choice. It’s a natural step up from 4x6 for portraits, travel photos, and anything you’ve composed carefully.
Every 8x12 runs on our Noritsu 3411/3703HD equipment using Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper in Luster, Glossy, or Pearl. There is no minimum order. Place your order by 12 p.m. Central Time and it typically prints and ships the same business day, starting at $1.90 per print.
Product Details
No-Crop 2 to 3 Ratio.
8x12 is the native shape of most DSLR and full-frame cameras, so those photos print edge to edge, while an 8x10 trims about 2 inches off the long side. Phone photos may lose a little, and our preview tool shows the exact crop before you order.
Multiple Paper Finishes.
Choose Luster, Glossy, or Pearl on Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper, which carries a standard archival value of 100 years. Luster and Glossy are the same price, while Pearl starts at $5.99 for a single print.
No Minimum Order.
Order one print or a full run, with pricing that drops automatically at 10, 50, 100, and 1,000 plus prints. Discounts are based on total prints per size, not per file.
Fast Processing Time.
Orders placed by 12 p.m. Central Time can generally be printed and shipped the same business day. Every 8x12 runs on our Noritsu 3411/3703HD equipment.
Shipping Information
More InfoWe can generally print, package, and ship your order the same day if your order is placed by 12 p.m. Central Time.
Economy (3-10 business days) $9.95
USPS Priority (2-7 business days) $12.95
UPS Ground (2-5 business days) $12.95
UPS 2nd Day Air (2 business days) $29.95 (No Saturday Delivery)
USPS Express (1-3 business days) $69.95
UPS Next Day Air (1 business day) $79.95 (No Saturday Delivery)
8x12 Print Prices
When we say cheap, we mean CHEAP. And the best part? The more 8x12s you order, the more you save.
| Size | 1 to 9 | 10 to 49 | 50 to 99 | 100 to 999 | 1000+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luster or Glossy | $1.90 | $1.77 | $1.66 | $1.58 | $1.51 |
| Pearl | $5.99 | $5.57 | $5.24 | $4.97 | $4.78 |
Order Your 8x12 Prints Today!
Keep your whole photo in the frame. Upload your images, check the crop preview, and order your 8x12 prints in minutes.
8x12 vs. 8x10
8x10 is the more common frame size, but it crops a DSLR photo. 8x12 keeps the entire image. If you plan to frame it, check that your frame or mat fits the 2 to 3 shape before you order.
Sharp From Modern Cameras
At 300 DPI, an 8x12 needs 2400 by 3600 pixels. A 12 megapixel phone photo cropped to 2 to 3 leaves about 4000 by 2700 pixels, comfortably above that, and any recent DSLR clears it easily.
8x12 Photo Paper Types
Every 8x12 order is printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper, offering vibrant colors and sharp details with a standard archival value of 100 years. Choose from three different Fujicolor paper types to give your prints the perfect photo finish.
Luster Paper
Fujicolor Luster paper is a high-quality photo paper known for its smooth, satin-like finish that combines the best of glossy and matte surfaces. It offers excellent color reproduction, sharp detail, and a professional look with reduced glare, making it ideal for both portrait and landscape photography.
Glossy Paper
Fujicolor Glossy paper delivers vibrant colors and crisp details with a high-shine finish, enhancing the brightness and depth of images, making it ideal for everyday photos and commercial prints.
Fujicolor Pearl paper features a unique metallic, pearlescent finish that provides exceptional image clarity and color saturation, giving photographs a distinctive, high-quality, and luxurious appearance.
8x12 Prints FAQs
What’s the aspect ratio of an 8x12?
An 8x12 is a 2 to 3 ratio, the native shape of most DSLR and full-frame cameras, so those photos print with no cropping. Phone photos are usually 3 to 4, so expect a small crop on the long side. Our preview tool shows exactly how your photo will crop before you check out.
Should I choose 8x12 or 8x10?
Choose 8x12 if you shot with a DSLR and want the whole frame. Choose 8x10 if you need a more common frame size and don’t mind losing about 2 inches of the long side.
What resolution do I need for an 8x12 print?
For maximum sharpness, aim for 2400 by 3600 pixels, which is 300 DPI. Our upload tool flags any file that may print soft before you check out.
Is there a minimum order for 8x12 prints?
No. Order a single print or a full run, and pricing drops automatically at 10, 50, 100, and 1,000 plus prints.
Is Pearl paper more expensive at 8x12?
Yes. Luster and Glossy are the same price, starting at $1.90. Pearl starts at $5.99.
How fast do 8x12 prints ship?
Orders placed by 12 p.m. Central Time typically print and ship the same business day.
What printing technology is used for 8x12 prints?
8x12 prints run on our Noritsu 3411/3703HD equipment, the same standard format line used for every size up to 12x18.
