Resources | MVP Poster

Choose the right material

PAPER

Heavy paper

80lb-140lb

Used for wall / window posters and framed standees

Sticker

Die cut, kiss cut or sticker sheets available

Foamboard +

Gatorboard

Used for large indoor signs that need to be lightweight but rigid (ceiling signs)

PLASTIC

Vinyl

Flexible

Used for outdoor banners

Acrylic

Plexiglass or polycarbonate

Clear hard plastic used for wall plaques, signs or XXX

Hard plastic

Plyethylene or polystyrene

Used for retail category or blade signs

Corrugated

Weatherproof

Install with metal "H" rod or insert into a-board frames

METAL

Aluminum Composite

Weatherproof and sturdy for

outdoor messaging like caution signs. Also known as Die Bond.

For the best quality file size, and type, matters

PDF is our preferred file format.

For high-resolution poster printing, the right file format is vital. It ensures the best quality print and reduces the risk of any issues during the printing process. If you’re using a program like Word, Excel or PowerPoint, it’s best (and easy) to save or “export” the file as a PDF that you can send to us for printing.

We will also accept native files like Adobe InDesign or Illustrator, vector and SVG files.

Resolution settings are optimal at actual print size set to 75 to 150 dpi

This will make sure your design is sharp and not pixelated or blurry.

Standard & custom sizes available

Wide Format Printing... what is it?

Traditionally this means the range of print products is sized between 18" to 100" wide. We provide prints up to 64" in width and length as long as the paper roll is - via eco-solvent and uv cure machines. (really big printers) Choose a standard size or your own weird (totally not judging) custom size.

STANDARD SIZES

Posters

11"x17" (starting at)

24":x18" (yard sign)

24"x36" (a-board)

Outdoor banners

3'x6'

5'x10'

4'x20'

When it comes to proofing, four eyes are better than two

There's nothing worse than printing 100 of your best advertising pieces only to find a typo. While we'll do our best to catch any errors, here are some tips and tricks for catching those dreaded misspellings.

Print out your document rather than proofing it on a screen
Read the text out loud
Follow the text with a pen or finger as you read them - this keeps your eyes focused on each words
Have a second person read it

The perfect setup

Choose the right material

Print to the edge, or not

For the best quality file size, and type, matters

Standard & custom sizes available

When it comes to proofing, four eyes are better than two

Submit print ready files

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