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Check out the most competitive online printer for bulk poster prints with amazing cheap prices but top-class quality. Thanks to a wide machine park and standardized production methods, we can offer any type of printed posters delivered in 48hours to your place.
Please also refer our blog article How Chilliprinting Delivers High-Quality Poster Printing At Such Low Prices for more information.

• Choose the format of the posters you need to print from our wide range of posters.
• Select your preferred paper stock: From 80 lb. up to 140 lb. text stock matt or glossy, also uncoated papers, recycling papers and paper for outdoor use is available. For a standard use posters are usually printed on 100 lb. or 120 lb. text stock paper.
• Pick the quantity you need from 1 to 20,000 items.
• Check out by providing your shipping and billing information.
• Upload your files using our cutting-edge file upload and cost-free digital proof.
• Receive your printed posters quickly delivered to any place in the US.

File Dimensions

Please design your printing files in the format of your needed posters and allow an extra bleed of 0.1'' on each side clear of any text or other important elements and keep in mind that this bleed will be cut off during production. To avoid thin white edges on your printed posters, your bleed should be filled with your background color or image

Text Elements at the Edges

In order to avoid parts of your text or design elements getting trimmed, please consider that the above mentioned bleed will be cut off after printing. All major elements like graphics, text or other important information should be placed inside the final format with a margin of about 0.08''.

Resolution

We print with a 70 line screen which provides a resolution of 354 dpi. In order to obtain best printing results, your printing file should have a resolution of at least 300 dpi (dots per inch). Files with a lower resolution usually tend to appear blurry, however, for large format posters you may go down till 150dpi, as those products are usually viewed from a greater distance.

Color Settings

CMYK is the standard color mode we use. Thus, you should create your files with the CMYK color mode. If, however, we receive files with other color settings, our system will automatically convert them.

Fonts

For professional offset printing you should always use Postscript fonts. TrueType fonts may cause issues during the exposure of the printing plates. If TrueType fonts are required for any reason, they should be converted to vectors or outlines (term might change depending on the used software).

File Formats

We prefer PDF files while the first page should be the front and the second page - if applicable - should be the back. Alternatively you may also send us EPS, JPEG or TIFF files.
Adobe Photoshop users should always save their files as JPEG or TIFF. If a Photoshop PDF is required, please go the extra way by using Acrobat Distiller. Please do never save a PDF directly from Photoshop!

Inking and Color Saturation

The sum of the four different color channels Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black should not exceed 300%, otherwise it causes an above-average ink application and may lead to a faulty result. Printed paper with such an high ink application won't dry properly and your prints will stick together and tear on separation. For a simple black or grey color please use K (K=key=black) only. To achieve a deep saturated black, 40% Cyan and 100% Black are adequate values (40/0/0/100). Alternatively you may also use CMYK 30/30/30/100.

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