Let Your Artistry Shine

In short, 44″x200″

Most of the papers we offer come in 44″ rolls and that is the maximum width we can print, however, the length of your print can be as long as you need. Unless it’s necessary, we recommend limiting the max size to 44″x200″ to avoid issues with processing the files. We also have some papers rolls that are 60″ wide. Please contact us for custom quotes.

The best way to resize your files is to use photo editing software like Photoshop. You can also use the free online tool photopea.com. Please follow the steps here to set the print size correctly. This method allows you to upload your files as “Print ready files” which is the best for fine art printing. 

If you don’t have access to any photo editing software, you can use our online design tool available on each product page. This tool allows you to simply upload and resize your images online. The online design tool works best for prints smaller than 18×24. 

If you need help resizing your files, please email us your files and details and request to resize them.  

No. You don’t need to add any bleed or trim marks for poster printing. Our software does that automatically. 

Please note, if you add trim marks to your files, we will not cut your poster based on those marks. Our CNC cutter automatically cuts to the posters to match the print size you submitted. 

Pick up address is 65 W Del Mar Blvd, Pasadena, CA.
You will receive an email with all the info you need after you place an order.

If the dimensions of your poster are too large and Photoshop doesn’t allow you to save it as PDF, you can change the resolution to 200 dpi and try saving it again (the quality of your print will still be great since it’s a PDF file).

If your file contains multiple smaller posters and you are planning to cut them out after printing, consider splitting your file into smaller pieces

If none of the above works, contact us for alternative solutions like uploading a different format

Most Industrial and budget desktop printers only use 4 ink colors to produce any image. Therefore, designers have to sacrifice a wide color gamut of their design by convert their file to CMYK to match the printer. Modern Digital printers however, use up to 10 different colors to produce the widest color gamut, capturing the most intricate details of any form artwork. 

We accept RGB files and so you don’t have to covert your files to CMYK and loose all the vibrant colors in the process. We recommend you send us RGB files because our processes is optimized to produce the most accurate colors however, you make the final decision on color mode.