How to Create Your Custom Photo Magnet
Make your memories into custom photo magnets!
1. Select the custom magnet type and quantity you'd like on the Shop page
2. Upload your photo(s) from your phone or computer and crop and confirm your image(s)
3. Checkout online (or in person at live events)
4. We print and hand press every custom photo magnet in your order in Saint John, New Brunswick
5. For online orders, we mail your personalized magnet(s) across Canada; For live events, you pick up your keepsake magnet(s) at the booth
2. Upload your photo(s) from your phone or computer and crop and confirm your image(s)
3. Checkout online (or in person at live events)
4. We print and hand press every custom photo magnet in your order in Saint John, New Brunswick
5. For online orders, we mail your personalized magnet(s) across Canada; For live events, you pick up your keepsake magnet(s) at the booth
What Goes Into a Magnet?
Custom photo magnets are made up of 5 layers which are hand-pressed and formed in a commercial magnet press. These layers include:
1. Adhesive magnet
2. Acrylic backing
3. Metal shell
4. Photo paper
5. Mylar sheet (glossy finish)
1. Adhesive magnet
2. Acrylic backing
3. Metal shell
4. Photo paper
5. Mylar sheet (glossy finish)
Tips for Photo and Image Selection
1. Select photos and images that are original and not screenshots. The more pixels the better!
2. Remember to use photos and images from your computer, phone, Facebook, and Instagram.
3. Square photos and images work best, but all can be cropped during the upload process.
4. Kids drawings make wonderful, happy magnets and memories.
5. Open access artwork can make beautiful custom magnets and can be found on a variety of websites including the National Gallery of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, The Met, etc.
2. Remember to use photos and images from your computer, phone, Facebook, and Instagram.
3. Square photos and images work best, but all can be cropped during the upload process.
4. Kids drawings make wonderful, happy magnets and memories.
5. Open access artwork can make beautiful custom magnets and can be found on a variety of websites including the National Gallery of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, The Met, etc.
