Many companies offer discounts on print-ready banners… but what does that really mean? It’s the right size. Most companies need a file that’s the same size as the banner you’re ordering. For example, a file for a 3×8 foot banner needs to be 96 inches wide by 36 inches high. Check with your banner printer to [...]

Banner resolution: lower than you think Graphic designers may be shocked to hear that 100 dpi is the best resolution for banners. Here’s why: People usually view banners from far away. When they’re viewing a high-resolution printed catalog, sure, you need a high (often 1200) dpi print because the catalog will be within 2 feet [...]

Banner resolution: higher than you think When you are having a banner printed, keep in mind that a banner is much bigger than a piece of paper. A 3×8 banner, which is a common banner size, is almost 37 times the size of regular typing paper.

When you design a banner, you want your graphics to print out at top quality. If you’re not using photos, the best way to design your banner is to create it as vector art.

Sometimes it can be tricky finding the right kind of file when you want to add logos or graphics to your banner. Here are some tips to make sure that the banner comes out at the best quality possible.