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Printed close to you
Printed in the USA. Shipped from the USA.
Once you've approved your design, we send the file to whichever of our print partner Gelato's print shops is closest to you — usually in the USA. That's where your poster is printed, just the one, just for you, and shipped the short distance to you.
The file travels. Not the poster.
Printed in the USA
Your poster is usually printed in the USA. If that print shop is busy, one nearby takes over.
Your poster is usually printed in the USA. If that print shop is busy, one nearby takes over. From one central factory far away, every poster would travel much further — with more transport and more CO₂.
- Countries with Gelato print shops
- Printed in the USA
- One factory far away
How your poster is printed
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You approve the design
We only print once you've said yes to the design by email.
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The file is prepared in 400 dpi
The design is upscaled so it stays sharp in exactly the size you chose.
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It goes to the print shop nearest you
The file is sent digitally to whichever Gelato print shop is closest to your address.
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Printed to order
Only your poster is printed — on heavy matte paper, to Gelato's standards for color and quality.
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Shipped to you
Your poster is packed and shipped from close by. It is delivered by your local mail carrier or to a pickup location, with free shipping.
Why we do it this way
Less CO₂
Less transport
when the way to you is short
Your poster doesn't have to be flown or shipped halfway around the world.
A shorter journey
The file travels
— not the poster
We send the file digitally. So the physical journey is short: from the print shop nearest you, to you.
Close to you
Nearest print shop
gets your file first
Gelato has print shops in many countries — including the US and Canada.
No waste
Only yours
gets printed — once you've said yes
There are no stockpiles of posters that end up as waste. We only print what's been ordered and approved.
The map shows countries where our print partner Gelato has print shops.
400 dpi
So sharp you can count the eyelashes
Before your poster is printed, we upscale it to 400 dpi. That means 400 tiny dots of color for every inch — so close together that the eye can't tell them apart. That's why lines, lace and single hairs stay sharp, even on a large poster and up close. We do this for every single poster.
The bride's eye · 31400 dpi
Try another example
Example: a 720p file upscaled to 23.4 × 33.1 in with the same engine we use for your poster.
23.4 × 33.1 in at 400 dpi · 9,354 × 13,244 px · 124 million pixels The 720p original · 720 × 1,019 px · 0.7 million pixels
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