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Release Notes
Gallery Wraps
There are two different ways to create gallery wraps. You can use templates from the template resource area, or convert prints into gallery wraps. After you create a gallery wrap, you can select an edge treatment.
Option 1: Convert a Print into a Gallery Wrap
- Select and view your print in Show view.
- Click the drop-down arrow next to the Product Type (Print) on the Info Bar (right column).
- Select your Gallery Wrap option. This is a combination of a Presentation Option and Edge Depth. See Gallery Wrap Components for more information.
- The print has now been converted.

- By default, Gallery Wraps will be created with a "Full Edge." Part of the image will be used to wrap around the sides of the gallery wrap.
Option 2: Use a Template
All of the gallery wraps created in the Product & Pricing Manager will appear in the template resource area. Drag a template into the main working area and populate it with an image.

Select an Edge Treatment
Once you have converted your print into a gallery wrap, use the Select Gallery Wrap Edge tool
to select an edge treatment other than "full." Click on edge treatments to learn more.

- Navigate to Cropping view to visually see the edge treatment you have selected.
- Gallery Wraps support custom color edges. See Select Edge/Style Color for more information.
- The teal dotted line represents the edge depth. The "face size" of the gallery wrap is within the dotted line, and best viewed in Show view.
- The blue dotted line represents the bleed required by the lab — the part of the image folded onto the back of the stretcher frame (the non-visible area).
- The info bar will show the currently selected edge treatment.