Is The Only Way I Can Get Standard 14 Inch X 11 Inch Size Prints By Resizing On My End?

Look at the vertical or horizontal options instead of natural.

As Susan says, when you change the shape you can then choose 14 x 11 inches but the image will be cropped so check you are happy with that.

As Susan said; when choosing a size, on the right side it gives options such as natural, vertical, horizontal and square.

Just be aware that you can't re-position the image.You may not like how it is composed.

The only real consistent way is to do it on your side. If you are getting random sizes, then you crops are also random.

----Mike Savad

Hello

All of the print sizes our size generates for your own images are custom to that source file.

We control the long side of your image in 2" increments starting at 8"x XXX. And from there, you just want to use a multiple of 100ppi. So in the above example, using an image that is 4000 pixels by 3000 pixels, we show you sizes up to a maximum of 40" x 30".

The only limits we have are that one of your dimensions is going to be forced to fit the following list:

8″
10″
12″
14″
16″
20″
24″
32″
36″
48″

The other dimension will be scaled proportionally to maintain the aspect ratio of your image. Our largest print is 48" x 108" so if a square, for instance, you could only have a print made 48" x 48"

Wow, I never played with the natural, vertical, etc. Thank you everyone for your time and experience. All of you have clearly answered my questions, so I am going to close this discussion.