Your own poster, any design
Made to individual order
A poster from your own design
We print custom posters from your artwork, a photo or just text: an event poster, a price list for a venue, a set of rules, a training chart, a decorative print for an interior. Any format, unusual ones and sizes larger than standard sheets included. We print from a single piece, with no minimum quantity.
How does an order work?
- Send us your artwork
A finished file, a photo or just text to be laid out. Give us the target print format. - Get a quote
We answer on working days from 8:30 to 16:30, usually within one working day. - Production within 7 days
We pack the posters in a tube and send them by courier within 24 to 48 hours.
How much does a custom poster cost?
Prices include VAT and are per piece on a single order, based on orders completed in our production. On a larger run the unit price comes down. The paper affects the cost too: matt or satin.
- Information poster30 x 42 cm, A3 formatfrom PLN 17
- Poster for an interior50 x 70 cmfrom PLN 41
- Large format poster70 x 100 cmfrom PLN 70
- Any format, unusual ones included
- Matt or satin paper
- Sent in a tube
- Orders from a single piece
Is the poster going somewhere exposed to damp or handling? We print posters on paper, so for places like that a plate on PVC or dibond works better, being resistant to damp and cleaning. No design ready? Our designer will lay the poster out from your content, usually PLN 40 to 100 depending on complexity.
Get your poster quotedCommon questions about custom posters
How much does a custom poster cost?
An A3 poster starts at PLN 17 including VAT per piece, the 50 x 70 cm format at PLN 41, and 70 x 100 cm at PLN 70. Those are prices on a single order. On a larger run the unit price comes down, because preparing the file is spread across the whole series.
What file should I send for poster printing?
A PDF at the target size is best, with artwork at a resolution of at least 150 dpi for that format. We will also take a JPG or PNG file if it has enough pixels. No design? Send us the content and the photos, and once the order is paid our designer will lay the poster out and send it to you for approval.
Can a poster have an unusual format?
Yes. We are not limited to the A series formats. We will print a narrow, tall poster for an alcove, a horizontal band above a counter or a square. Give us the dimensions in centimetres and we will fit the print exactly to the place it is going to hang.
Which paper should I choose?
Matt paper does not reflect light, so it works better where the poster is lit by lamps or a window. Satin gives deeper colours and looks better with photographs.
Do you make single pieces?
Yes, we print from a single piece, with no minimum order value. We will also take a series in which every poster carries different content, for example a set of training charts or price lists for several locations.
How does the poster arrive in one piece?
We roll the posters and pack them in a rigid tube, so they do not get creased in transit. Smaller formats are sent flat in a stiffened envelope.
Projects we have made for our customers
The posters below were made to individual orders. Treat them as inspiration and as proof of what is possible: we will quote and print your design in exactly the same way.
What is a custom poster?
It is a print prepared for one specific format and for the content you send us. You are not picking from a catalogue of ready designs, you are giving us your own artwork, a photo or just text to be laid out. We print from a single piece, so a poster is worth it even when you need one copy for a particular event or for a single room.
Formats and paper
- A series formats: from A4 through A3 and A2 to A1 and A0, the standard for display cases, frames and notice boards.
- Unusual formats: narrow vertical strips for alcoves, horizontal ones above a counter, squares. You give the dimensions in centimetres and we fit the print to them.
- Matt paper: does not reflect light, better where the poster is lit by lamps or a window.
- Satin paper: deeper colours and higher contrast, better for photographs and colour artwork.
How do I prepare the file?
A PDF at the target size is best, with artwork at a resolution of at least 150 dpi for that format. On large posters viewed from a distance, less is enough; on small ones read up close it is worth giving more. Leave a few millimetres of bleed if the artwork is to run to the very edge, and do not put anything important closer than a centimetre from the edge. No design? Send us the content and the photos, and once the order is paid our designer will lay the poster out and send it to you for approval.
Where do our posters work well?
Hospitality venues order them as wall price lists and menus, shops as promotional posters, companies as training charts, rules and workstation instructions, and organisers as event posters. In private spaces they are most often decorative prints and interior artwork in formats matched to a particular wall or frame.