what_you_need
Prepare the inputs before opening the apps
- Theme and audience
- Target print sizes and aspect ratios
- A rights-safe visual direction
- Printer and storefront specifications
step_by_step
The working process
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Design the collection before the posters
Choose the number of pieces, shared visual rules, intended room or customer, and target aspect ratios. A series needs variation and a recognizable identity.
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Generate at the right shape
In Batch Generate Image with any AI, choose the closest available ratio and a reusable visual direction. Do not rely on generated lettering for final poster typography.
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Select for a physical object
Reject images that only look good as thumbnails. Inspect edges, fine detail, faces, and negative space at full size.
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Prepare print masters
Use Batch Enhance Image on the selected files and check the required pixel dimensions for each final size. Keep a separate master for every aspect ratio rather than stretching one file.
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Create storefront previews
Use Batch Resize Image for lighter web copies and Batch Watermark Image for visible preview marks when useful. Keep the clean print files offline and separate.
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Proof and list honestly
Order or make a test print, verify crop and colour, and ensure the listing describes the actual size, medium, and fulfilment method.
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Review before you call it finished
- Does the set feel like a collection?
- Are print dimensions sufficient?
- Has generated text been replaced with verified typography?
- Are web previews separate from clean masters?
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Limits and privacy
Practical limitation
Upscaling cannot guarantee sharp large-format prints, and screen colour does not guarantee printer colour. A physical proof remains necessary.
Privacy boundary
Generation goes to the image provider you choose. Enhancement, resizing, watermarking, and saved files stay local.
faq
Questions worth answering
Can one square image become every poster size?
Not cleanly. Different aspect ratios need deliberate crops or separately composed masters.