Creating Large Format Posters

Printing large posters and displays often requires tiling images across multiple standard-sized pages. This technique is essential for educators creating classroom materials, artists preparing exhibition pieces, and businesses making large signage without access to professional printing equipment.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Upload your high-resolution image (PNG, JPG, or WebP)
Set the number of pages wide and tall for your desired poster size
Add overlap for easier assembly (5-10mm recommended)
Toggle crop marks and page numbers for assembly guidance
Download all pages and print at 100% scale
Trim overlap areas and assemble using crop marks

Realistic Examples

Classroom World Map

4×3 pages on A4 paper creates a 84×126cm map perfect for geography lessons.

Art Exhibition Banner

6×2 pages on A3 paper produces a 180×84cm banner for event displays.

Retail Window Display

8×4 pages creates a 336×168cm backdrop using standard letter paper.

Paper Size	Dimensions (mm)	2×2 Poster	3×3 Poster
A4	210×297	420×594mm	630×891mm
Letter	216×279	432×558mm	648×837mm
A3	297×420	594×840mm	891×1260mm

Frequently Asked Questions

What image resolution should I use?

Aim for 150-300 PPI at your final poster size. For a 60×90cm poster at 300 PPI, your image should be approximately 7100×10600 pixels.

How much overlap should I use?

5-10mm overlap works well for most projects. Too little makes alignment difficult; too much wastes paper and requires more trimming.

Can I use any paper size?

The tool assumes standard A4/Letter sizes, but you can adjust printer settings for custom sizes. Ensure your printer can handle borderless printing for best results.

Why are my colors different when printed?

Monitor colors (RGB) differ from printer colors (CMYK). For accurate colors, use printer profiles and test with small sections before full printing.

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