Please, read before check out – Edible Print Services Disclaimer
I will get back to you with your chosen layout file preview before printing to make sure it is the one you want.
$12.00 – $13.00 + tx.
To request a Past Order Reprint you must have asked to Store your Layout file for future re-prints.
How it works? (click to learn more)
Number of pages in cart refers to number of printed copies of this file.
Storing any layout for future reprints is an optional service.
You may request a later reprint of any layout.
Sometimes recurrent or similar cake/cupcake design orders are happening and you may need same edible print design again and again. If extra design fees were paid to create your print file once, no need to pay for designing same layout every time and pay more. Just keep it for future reprints.
This is a single time fee and your file is kept indefinitely. Otherwise all layout files expire in 7 days after printing.
You may ask to reprint it without any changes as many times as you need in future.
Please, keep this Order# for future reference.
How to use
I strongly recommend choosing Icing Sheets for prints that are applied on top of cakes (fondant, buttercream, whipped cream), cupcakes, cookies, chocolate, candy ets. Unless you need to use it for some specific cake decorating applications and you know what you are doing (see wafer paper info below).
The major difference between the two types of edible paper is the print quality due to paper properties.
You may look at it as a difference between a newspaper print (Wafer Paper) and a magazine print minus the gloss (Icing Sheet).
The Icing Sheet is dense, pliable and opaque.
The Wafer Paper is semi-translucent, somewhat brittle and porous.
ICING SHEETS PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS
WAFER PAPER PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS
WAFER / RICE PAPER is a thin translucent sheet of potato starch, water, and vegetable oil. Wafer paper is more translucent and any colored background, such as color of your cake icing or fondant, will affect the image easily.
The wafer paper is somewhat brittle. It is mostly used for some very specific cake decorating purposes like partially attached dimensional book pages and scrolls, 3D origami objects, leafs or butterflies. If you have never tried using it, please look for tips and application methods online.
You may also purchase ready-made Wafer Paper Decorations in my Shop.
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Please, kindly note that Edible Print is a cake decorating product which has many different applications and I can not provide extensive tutorials on all of them. It is your responsibility to research and learn the necessary cake decorating techniques in order to achieve the results you want. Google and YouTube both have many free tutorials! |
I strongly recommend choosing Icing Sheets for prints that are applied on top of cakes (fondant, buttercream, whipped cream), cupcakes, cookies, chocolate, candy ets. Unless you need to use it for some specific cake decorating applications and you know what you are doing (see wafer paper info below).
The major difference between the two types of edible paper is the print quality due to paper properties.
You may look at it as a difference between a newspaper print (Wafer Paper) and a magazine print minus the gloss (Icing Sheet).
The Icing Sheet is dense, pliable and opaque.
The Wafer Paper is semi-translucent, somewhat brittle and porous.
ICING SHEETS PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS
WAFER PAPER PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS
WAFER / RICE PAPER is a thin translucent sheet of potato starch, water, and vegetable oil. Wafer paper is more translucent and any colored background, such as color of your cake icing or fondant, will affect the image easily.
The wafer paper is somewhat brittle. It is mostly used for some very specific cake decorating purposes like partially attached dimensional book pages and scrolls, 3D origami objects, leafs or butterflies. If you have never tried using it, please look for tips and application methods online.
You may also purchase ready-made Wafer Paper Decorations in my Shop.
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Please, kindly note that Edible Print is a cake decorating product which has many different applications and I can not provide extensive tutorials on all of them. It is your responsibility to research and learn the necessary cake decorating techniques in order to achieve the results you want. Google and YouTube both have many free tutorials! |
Storing any layout for future reprints is an optional service.
You may request a later reprint of any layout.
Sometimes recurrent or similar cake/cupcake design orders are happening and you may need same edible print design again and again. If extra design fees were paid to create your print file once, no need to pay for designing same layout every time and pay more. Just keep it for future reprints.
This is a single time fee and your file is kept indefinitely. Otherwise all layout files expire in 7 days after printing.
You may ask to reprint it without any changes as many times as you need in future.
Please, keep this Order# for future reference.
How to use
Edible Print Montreal (Key Art Studio Cakes) cannot be responsible for the print care, storage and transportation once the print was given to the customer.
If the customer follows the instructions provided no problems should occur.
By uploading your image, you as a customer take full responsibility for obtaining all copyright and the authorization to use the image.
Edible Print Montreal (Key Art Studio Cakes) offers and takes responsibility for printing services only and does not offer, provide or sell any licensed image as a product.
Please, stay in touch! Check your email for layout approval (your page preview) and confirm it ASAP:
Additional Designer Services (like adding some text) are available in any print layout (Designer fees +).
Some layouts may have mandatory designer fees attached to cover the cost of me creating a print file for you.
Designer fees+ are calculated automatically and applied once per layout only as a one-time fee (just to create a print file). You may then select any number of printed copies of this layout and they will be sold at the price of selected edible paper only and subject to bulk discount (see "Discount per page for multiple copies of this print" section).
Print and Topper Bundle 10% off: Buy Edible Prints and Cake Toppers together, use coupon code PRINTANDTOPPER10
*cannot be used in conjunction with other coupons
Please, do not hesitate to call me if you are confused or stuck, I'll walk you through the process!
How to choose proper image for cropping into a circle
1. Make sure your focal character(s) is/are surrounded by enough background space so when I draw a circle around them, no parts of important features are falling outside of it.
2. Make sure that both width and height of your image are at least equal or larger than the circle diameter you want.
3. Try selecting a more square image rather than narrow.
Make sure there is enough free space around person's face so when a circle is drawn around it, the entire face/head fits inside.
4. Avoid long text or rather ANY text below, above or anywhere near your focal image. Some parts of it will most probably fall outside of the circle.
How to provide proper measurements for your image
In summary, please do two things:
1. Provide exact measurements in inches or centimeters only, indicate what is width and what is height. I can not guess your image size based on your cake size or number of servings. Instructions like "it's for a 6 inch cake", "long enough to cover my cakes perimeter" or "to fit on the side of my mom's cake" will not be accepted. I also do not keep records of your past orders to recall measurements from unless you have ordered a file storage for future re-print service.
2. Instead of giving me exact width and height, try to give me just one dimention priority: either height or width.
Here is why:
Any image you upload has it’s own proportions – a relationship between its width and height. Stretching it in one direction only will result in proportion change when your logo or person’s face/body is changed beyond recognition. Think of it as if you print it on a rubber band and then try to stretch it along height or width only.
When you ask me to resize your image to exact both width and height, it is almost never possible without resulting in image distortion.
I do suggest you give me either width or height priority only to preserve your image proportions the way they are meant to be.
Or, if image allows, to crop some parts of it out.
Here is an example:
You send me a logo and ask to re-size it.
Here is what happens when you provide me with both exact width and height values for your re-sized image (in this case 4" wide by 5" tall):
But if you prioritize just one of the measurements, in this case ask me to make it 4" tall, your image remains its correct proportions.
Edible Prints |
Ready for pick-up or shipping on the NEXT DAY, 7 days a week. To qualify for guaranteed NEXT DAY turnaround, your edible print order must be submitted and confirmed with payment by 8 pm the day before pick-up. Orders for tomorrow pick-up submitted or paid after 8 pm will be processed tomorrow as RUSH orders and are subject to my availability, pick-up time 3 pm or later must be selected. |
RUSH ORDERS |
Same day pick-up for Edible Prints |
Wafer Paper Decorations |
'In stock today' products – just add to your cart and select the date and time for pick-up. Same-day pick-ups are welcome (subject to my availability, please text/call before placing your order). 'Pre-Order' products – 48h production time. |
Paper Cake Toppers |
PRE-Order. Ready in 48 hours (2 days) Due to the more complex production process and longer production times,
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Custom Drink Toppers | |
SHIPPING | All orders paid after 11 am will be shipped on the next nearest mail-out day (Monday, Wednesday or Friday). Dates and Pricing are estimated in cart. 'Pre-Order' products - a 48h production time must be added to your calculated shipping date estimate. See complete shipping policy >>> |
Your order will be cancelled:
I strongly recommend choosing Icing Sheets for prints that are applied on top of cakes (fondant, buttercream, whipped cream), cupcakes, cookies, chocolate, candy ets. Unless you need to use it for some specific cake decorating applications and you know what you are doing (see wafer paper info below).
The major difference between the two types of edible paper is the print quality due to paper properties.
You may look at it as a difference between a newspaper print (Wafer Paper) and a magazine print minus the gloss (Icing Sheet).
The Icing Sheet is dense, pliable and opaque.
The Wafer Paper is semi-translucent, somewhat brittle and porous.
ICING SHEETS PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS
WAFER PAPER PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS
WAFER / RICE PAPER is a thin translucent sheet of potato starch, water, and vegetable oil. Wafer paper is more translucent and any colored background, such as color of your cake icing or fondant, will affect the image easily.
The wafer paper is somewhat brittle. It is mostly used for some very specific cake decorating purposes like partially attached dimensional book pages and scrolls, 3D origami objects, leafs or butterflies. If you have never tried using it, please look for tips and application methods online.
You may also purchase ready-made Wafer Paper Decorations in my Shop.
![]() |
Please, kindly note that Edible Print is a cake decorating product which has many different applications and I can not provide extensive tutorials on all of them. It is your responsibility to research and learn the necessary cake decorating techniques in order to achieve the results you want. Google and YouTube both have many free tutorials! |
Why Screenshots should be avoided for printing purposes?
A screenshot, sometimes referred to as a screencap or screengrab, is an image that shows the contents of a computer or mobile device display.
When you take a screenshot of an image, you usually lower this image quality significantly and it almost always results in print quality loss.
Screenshot quality and resolution depends on your display resolution. The higher the display resolution, the better the screenshot. Then on top of it, even if your device has a good screen resolution, the image source you are trying to capture as a screenshot may be poor to begin with.
The only sure way to get a proper image for printing is to do the following:
To save an image with your phone:
When you submit your order, click on SELECT AND UPLOAD YOUR FILE button and select this image from your phone gallery.
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