Approve the proof and your order goes to print.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nPricing starts from $6.53 AUD inc. GST. See the product page for live pricing by size and quantity, as well as current production and dispatch timelines.<\/p>\n
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Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nWhat is the difference between A1 and A0 poster sizes?<\/h3>\n
A1 measures 594 x 841 mm and A0 measures 841 x 1189 mm. A0 is exactly twice the area of A1. A1 is the most practical large format size for most businesses: it fits standard snap frames, is easy to handle, and reads comfortably from 1.5 to 2 metres. A0 is chosen when maximum visual impact is needed, such as at trade stands, conference events, or large retail windows.<\/p>\n
What resolution do I need for an A1 poster?<\/h3>\n
A minimum of 150 dpi at the actual print dimensions (594 x 841 mm). For photographic images, aim for 200 dpi or higher at print size to ensure fine detail reproduces sharply. Never upscale a low-resolution image in Photoshop to hit the resolution target; upscaling adds pixels but not real detail, and the result will still appear soft on print.<\/p>\n
Can I print an oversized poster larger than A0?<\/h3>\n
Yes. 2A0 (1189 x 1682 mm) and custom widths are available for feature walls and large-scale installations. Contact the Paperlust Print Shop team for a custom quote on oversized dimensions.<\/p>\n
What paper stock is used for large format posters?<\/h3>\n
Paperlust Print Shop uses 200gsm synthetic paper for large format poster printing. Synthetic stock is moisture-resistant and more durable than standard coated paper, making it well-suited for retail, hospitality, gyms, and any display environment where posters may encounter humidity or handling.<\/p>\n
Are large format posters suitable for outdoor use?<\/h3>\n
Synthetic stock provides good resistance to moisture and is suitable for outdoor-adjacent and sheltered outdoor settings. For prolonged direct outdoor exposure to rain and UV, a printed corflute sign or weather-rated substrate is a more durable choice.<\/p>\n
How do I mount an A1 or A0 poster?<\/h3>\n
The most popular options are snap frames (aluminium profiles that open to swap prints without tools), foam board mounting (for a rigid panel that can be displayed on an easel or attached to a wall), and poster stands for events where wall fixing is not possible. All three options are available from office supply and display equipment suppliers.<\/p>\n
How long does large format poster printing take in Australia?<\/h3>\n
Paperlust Print Shop offers fast Australian production. Check the posters product page<\/a> for current turnaround times and dispatch estimates, as these can vary by order volume and time of year.<\/p>\nWhat is the difference between gloss, satin, and matte finishes?<\/h3>\n
Gloss finish has a high shine and makes colours appear vivid and saturated; it is prone to fingerprints and glare under direct light. Satin (or silk) is a low-sheen finish that reduces glare while maintaining colour depth; it is popular for exhibition and photography prints. Matte is a flat, non-reflective surface that suits text-heavy designs and technical drawings where readability matters more than colour pop.<\/p>\n
Order Your Large Format Posters<\/h2>\n
Ready to print? Visit the Paperlust Print Shop poster page<\/a> to configure your A1, A2, or A3 poster, upload your artwork, and get a proof in fast Australian production time.<\/p>\nFor a full breakdown of every A-series size from A4 to A0, see the poster sizes guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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