Key Characteristics of Large Format Printing:
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Size
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Typically starts at 24 inches (about 61 cm) in width and can go up to several feet wide.
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Length is often flexible, depending on the material used.
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Purpose
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Designed to attract attention from a distance.
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Often used for indoor or outdoor displays.
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Materials Used
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Paper (glossy, matte)
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Vinyl (for banners)
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Canvas (for art prints)
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Fabric (for flags or backdrops)
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Foam board, acrylic, or other rigid materials
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Types of Products
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Posters
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Banners
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Billboards
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Trade show displays
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Window graphics
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Vehicle wraps
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Wall murals
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Architectural plans or blueprints
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Technology
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Typically uses inkjet or UV-curable printers capable of printing on large, sometimes rigid, materials.
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Can print in full color, high resolution, and large quantities.
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🎯 When to Use Large Format Printing?
Use it when you need:
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High visibility (e.g., signage, billboards)
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Detailed imagery in big formats (e.g., art or photography exhibitions)
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Durable materials for outdoor use
If you’re planning a large format print, it’s important to provide high-resolution files (usually 150–300 DPI at final size) and consider bleed margins and color accuracy.