Print Size Guide

The aspect ratio describes the proportions of an artwork — the relationship between its width and height. It helps you choose the right print format for your wall and frame.

When choosing a digital artwork, first decide where you want to place it and how large you want it to be. Then use the ratio to find a print size that has the same proportions as your artwork. This allows you to print the image without unwanted cropping or distortion.

How to Use the Size Tables

Find the aspect ratio of your artwork in the product description on its product page. Each ratio includes several standard print dimensions, from smaller formats for shelves and narrow walls to larger sizes for creating a statement piece.

For example, if your artwork has a 2:3 ratio, you can choose a size such as 30 × 45 cm, 40 × 60 cm, or 50 × 75 cm. The proportions stay the same — only the overall size changes.

When planning a gallery wall, consider the available wall space, the furniture underneath, and the visual balance between the artworks. For a single statement print, a larger format can create a stronger focal point. For gallery walls, combining different sizes can create a more dynamic composition.

Tip: Always check the ratio before printing and choose a frame with matching proportions. This will help you get the intended composition without unnecessary cropping.