Wood engraving vs wood print
A wood print is a wall panel with your photo printed in colour edge to edge. A wood engraving is a small tabletop plaque: the laser burns your photo and words into the wood in warm brown tones, framed by a bevelled edge.
MAKE IT YOURS
Wood engraving
A small tabletop plaque: your photo and message laser-engraved into solid wood.
Your photo
Upload a photo to see it engraved on your plaque.
Size (inches)
Your photo
Font style
Display
Product info
- Material
- Natural wood
- Process
- Laser engraving
- Display
- Tabletop plaque or wall hanging
Quantity
Your price
Choose options to see your price.
Still to choose: Size (inches), Your photo
Live preview
See your photo on the product before you order.
Premium quality
Vivid, fade-resistant prints on quality materials.
Made to order
Every piece is printed just for you and packed with care.
Secure checkout
Safe online payments with trusted gateways.
Cash on delivery
Pay when it arrives, anywhere in India.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
About your wood engraving
- A small wooden plaque that stands on a desk or shelf, with a routed, bevelled edge
- Your photo laser-engraved into the wood, with bare wood around it and decorative corners
- Add a short message and a name or occasion, engraved alongside the photo
- Portrait (6″ × 8″, 8″ × 10″) or landscape (8″ × 6″, 10″ × 8″) sizes
- A thoughtful gift for anniversaries, birthdays, weddings and memorials
SPECIFICATIONS
Product info
- Material
- Natural wood
- Process
- Laser engraving
- Display
- Tabletop plaque or wall hanging
HOW IT WORKS
Make your wood engraving in 3 easy steps
- 1
Upload your photo
Pick a favourite from your phone or computer.
- 2
Personalise it
Choose your options and position the photo on your wood engraving.
- 3
We print & deliver
Printed, quality-checked and shipped to your door.
FAQS
Questions about the wood engraving
What kind of photo works best?
A clear, well-lit photo with good contrast. Engraving is single-tone, so faces and simple backgrounds come out best.
Will my photo be in colour?
No. The laser burns your photo into the wood, so it appears in warm brown tones on the natural wood grain.