How to Put a Picture in a Locket

You've purchased one of our gorgeous lockets - congrats! Now... how do you get a picture in a locket? How do you print locket photos? Where can you even print locket sized photos?! Not to worry - we figured out how to put a picture in a locket so you don't have to. All you have to do is follow these steps!

1. Go to Locket Studio's website. This website is amazing and free to use - thank you Locket Studio!

2. Click “Get Started” and enter your locket code: 

• Heart Locket Necklace - Mini: H13S
• Heart Locket Necklace - Standard: H15S
  
• Heart Diamond Starburst Locket Necklace: H15S
• Oval Locket Necklace - Mini: E14S
  • Please note: they didn't have a code for this size, so you will have to cut closer to the photo to get it to fit. Don't zoom in too far!
• Oval Locket Necklace - Standard: E14S
  
• Oval Diamond Starburst Locket Necklace: E14S
• Heart Locket Necklace (Matte Back): H15S
• Oval Locket Necklace (Matte Back): E14S
  • For our matte back lockets, the photo may not fit perfectly, so you will need to do a little trimming for the cleanest look.

3. Upload your photo and click “Edit” — you can zoom and rotate it until it looks just right.

4. Download your finished image, then print it at home or at a local shop (FedEx, etc.).

5. Carefully cut out the photo, remove the plastic insert using a pin, place your photo inside, then pop the insert back in.

The lockets with matte backs will not have the plastic insert, so you just need to remove the paper if there is paper. 

6. Ta-da! You’re finished! Great job - now wear your new locket proudly!

Don't have a locket yet? Shop our lockets here! We sell our gorgeous lockets in gold filled & sterling silver, so you can wear them everyday! Gold filled & sterling silver are durable and will last years to come with proper care. If you're not sure what gold filled is, you can read our guide on the types of gold jewelry to find out why we love gold filled. 

This method of putting a picture into a locket is the easiest way we found, but there are plenty of other ways if you just look around on the web! Did this help you? Let me know in the comments below! Thanks for stopping by :)