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LITTLE PRINTER. BIG POSSIBILITIES.

Make a poster.
Print it right.

Turn your image into a tiled poster PDF for A4 or Letter.
Plan it here. Print it at home. Put it together with confidence.

Made for kitchen tables,
classroom walls & big days.

Your images stay on your device

Your image-to-poster studio

01 Choose   /   02 Arrange   /   03 Print
Live preview
375 mm
525 mm
YOUR FINISHED POSTER
finished size
poster sheets
effective image DPI

A CLOSER LOOK

Every sheet, accounted for.

White edges protect the printable area. The repeated image strip helps you line up the next sheet.

Trim edge Shared overlap

PDF

A little check. A better print.

Your PDF includes a calibration page, an assembly map
and every poster sheet, in order.

A few things worth knowing.

Will enlarging my picture make it sharper?

No. Enlarging spreads the same pixels across a bigger area. The effective DPI uses the image’s placed size, including zoom. Below 100 DPI, expect visible pixels; 100–149 DPI can look soft up close. We do not upscale with AI or invent details.

What stays on my device?

Your chosen image, previews, PDF and project are processed locally. There are no image uploads, analytics or accounts inside this tool. Refreshing clears your working image. Save a project before leaving; it contains your image and settings, so treat it like the original image.

Why do some sheets have extra white space?

Exact dimensions do not always fill a complete grid. The final column or row stops at the requested poster edge. “Show whole image” can also leave white space when image and poster proportions differ. Switch to “Fill poster” to crop instead, or choose a page grid to fill the sheet layout.

What are the limits?

Still JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 12 MiB, 16 megapixels and 8,192 pixels per side. Maximum 36 poster sheets, reduced to 25 on small screens or touch devices. A bounded working image (up to 8 MP / 4,096 px; 4 MP / 2,560 px on mobile) keeps memory use manageable. The displayed DPI reflects this working image. Transparent pixels print white. Colours may vary with your printer; this is an RGB home-printing tool.