Tips for writing your text You do not have to follow the typical format of Name, Dates and Message. You may request your text and photo be designed in any fashion you wish Pet Name, Dates, and a Personal Message is what is typically written on most memorial stones. Make sure of your Dates ... especially the year. Not being sure of the dates is common. You might want to double check with your husband or wife. If you don't know the dates you can always use just the years or use no dates at all. There is no limit to the number of words or letters you can use but please know that the more words you use the smaller the font will appear. If the font type gets too small it will be hard to read. If I think text size is a problem on your stone I will let you know. Enter your text in the order you would like it to appear. In other words, enter your information in lines 1, 2, 3 ... etc. Don't worry about the spacing or centering. I'll do the spacing and centering of your text to best fit the stone you ordered. You will receive a proof prior to the actual etching of the granite A proof will be sent to you prior to production. You will be able to see your marker's design as it will look on the final product. You will have the ability to check for errors or request changes before your etching is made. |
Tips for your photo Tip: jpeg or .jpg image file is preferred Tip: Do not reduce image size when submitting. Submit the "Actual Size" or "Original Size" when using your phone, pad, or other device. Don't know about "file types" and image sizes? Don't worry, just send me what you have, and I'll have a look and let you know. Q: What photos make the best laser etchings?
Q: I have a good photo, but my pet's eyes are messed up from the flash? A: No problem, I can fix most eye problems at no charge. Q: I have a good photo, but it has my husband's hand is in the picture. A: Many edits are easily recognized, and I do them at no charge in order to make the etching the best it can be. If the required editing is more than typical I will send you an estimate for any additional work that may be necessary. |