Large-format business graphics
Wide Format Printing for Business, Events, and Displays
Coordinate large-format graphics with the size, viewing distance, artwork resolution, finishing details, quantity, and installation context clearly defined.
Based in Los Angeles. Supporting businesses nationwide.
Large graphics for visible spaces
Premier can review banners, posters, event signage, trade-show graphics, window graphics, and large-format displays for business and promotional use. Available materials and finishing depend on the project, so final specifications should be confirmed before artwork is released.
- Banners and posters
- Event and directional signage
- Trade-show graphics
- Window graphics
- Large-format display panels
File setup starts with final size
Large-format artwork should be planned around final dimensions, viewing distance, image resolution, scale, safe areas, and finishing requirements. Include information about grommets, hems, pole pockets, stands, mounting, or other display details when they apply.
- Confirm width and height in the correct units
- Check effective image resolution at output size
- Keep important content away from edges and finishing
- Use readable type for the expected viewing distance
- Label every size and version clearly
Coordinate displays with the rest of the campaign
Wide-format pieces often accompany brochures, handouts, folders, or direct mail. Sharing the full event or campaign list helps keep timing and brand details aligned.
Frequently asked questions
What resolution should a large-format file use?
Resolution depends on final size and viewing distance. Use the Prepress Toolkit as an initial check, then confirm the project specifications with the print team.
What finishing details should be included?
List any grommets, hems, pole pockets, stands, mounting, or installation context that affects production.
Can wide-format pieces be coordinated with event collateral?
Yes. Include all campaign or event pieces, quantities, sizes, and dates in the quote request.
Talk through the next print project
Share the products, quantities, artwork status, timing, and ordering requirements. A Premier print specialist will review the details and help identify a practical next step.