Custom Poster Printing

Yes, digital printing in high-resolution full colour handles photos, gradients and large headline type well. Each poster is printed from a single file, so lay out your design at the final proportion and leave a small safe margin so edge text is not trimmed.

The page mentions a variety of poster sizes but lists none, so give your exact width and height when you request a quotation. If the poster will go in a standard frame or display stand, check that frame size first and design to match.

Yes, posters are printed in digital, high-resolution full colour, so your logo, product photos and campaign artwork all fit. Print quality depends on the image you supply, so use large, sharp files, because a poster is viewed from further away than a flyer.

Yes, the order form includes design help for anyone without artwork, and you can make a template your own by adding text boxes and pictures. A proof is then sent for you to approve before printing, and the design stays open to revision after the order is placed.

Corporate bulk orders of posters start at 20 pieces, enough to cover a campaign spread across several outlets, a run of event posters or an exhibition. Printing is digital full colour, so short runs stay practical; give us your quantity and sizes when you request a quotation.

Bright, saturated colours generally print well in CMYK, but neon and fluorescent shades seen on screen fall outside the CMYK range and print duller. For campaign posters, pick brand colours from a CMYK reference and check them on the approved proof.

JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD and PDF are accepted. Use 300 DPI at the final poster size where possible and prepare in CMYK, since RGB or Pantone colours may shift. Any font may be used, but convert text to outlines in AI files to prevent substitutions.

The page mentions high-quality papers without listing weights or finishes, so ask for the options in your quotation. As a rule, matte reduces glare for posters under bright lights, glossy lifts photo colour, and heavier paper suits posters displayed for weeks.

Yes, samples can be requested before you place a bulk order, so you can check paper feel and colour. The page does not describe a poster-specific process, so tell the sales team the size, paper and finish you are considering, to receive a sample that is close to your final order.

Posters work best for display: they catch attention at entrances, booths and notice boards from a distance. Flyers are for handing out, so they carry the detail people take home. Many campaigns use both, with the poster drawing people in and the flyer closing the loop.

Posters give a large, always-on message at trade shows, concerts, sports events and in-store, without depending on screens or algorithms. They are quick to produce in bulk for several locations, so every branch can display the same offer on the same day.

Pick the size by viewing distance: larger for entrances and trade-show walls, smaller for notice boards and counters. Choose matte for bright venues and glossy for photo-led designs. Then request a quotation or chat on WhatsApp and the team will confirm sizes and paper.