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Poster Printer / Image Tiler

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Create printable posters from any image or PDF. Split large files into multiple A4 or Letter pages directly in your browser.

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Turn any image or PDF into a large-scale poster by splitting it across multiple standard pages (A4, A3, Letter, Legal). Perfect for creating DIY wall art, signs, or educational materials. Our tool works entirely in your browser, ensuring your high-resolution files are never uploaded to a server, maintaining 100% privacy and offline capability. Adjust overlaps, margins, and DPI to get the perfect print layout.

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How to use it

1

Upload your file

Select a high-resolution image or a PDF document you want to print as a poster.

2

Configure layout

Choose your paper size (A4, Letter, etc.), set the number of columns/rows, and adjust the scale. Use 'Auto Fit' for quick setup.

3

Fine-tune and Preview

Adjust margins and overlaps to make assembly easier. Drag the preview to reposition the image perfectly on the grid.

4

Download PDF or ZIP

Generate a multi-page PDF ready for printing or download a ZIP archive containing each page as a separate PNG image.

FAQ

?Is it safe to upload my high-resolution photos?

Yes, because you aren't actually 'uploading' them to a server. All processing, including image splitting and PDF generation, happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your computer.

?What is 'Overlap' for?

Overlap creates a shared area between adjacent pages. This makes it much easier to glue or tape pages together accurately, as you have a margin of error for alignment.

?Can I print PDFs too?

Absolutely. You can upload a single-page PDF and tile it across multiple sheets of paper just like an image.

?What DPI should I use?

For professional-looking posters, 150 or 300 DPI is recommended. For quick drafts, 72 or 96 DPI is faster and results in smaller file sizes.

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