4’x25’ Banner Options and Specs
If you have the space and want to ensure that your banners are noticed, BIGGER IS BETTER!. Your banner created at 4 feet in height (48 inches), allowing 9 inches on both the top and bottom of the banner of white space or printed design, allows you a MASSIVE 30” inch tall letter size (assuming that your printed message is a single line of text) allows you to communicate your message clearly from afar (assuming your message is a single line of text). This gives your viewing audience a maximum reading distance of your banner from approximately 1250', ensuring that your advertisement or message is seen, with impact! And at our competitive prices, you don't have to limit your thinking to using banners for business purposes only, but they are a highly effective means of advertising your products and services...they are also a fantastic way to share personal messages, from marriage proposals to welcoming members to a family event and anything and everything in between. If you can imagine it, we can produce it. When dealing with larger banners (square footage), it is especially important to check with your local sign codes and to ensure that they are installed properly within your local codes for safety purposes. As with all of our banners they are printed in full photographic color, on highly durable 13 ounce indoor/outdoor vinyl material that has heat welded hems on all sides, grommets placed in all four corners as well as grommets equally spaced along the top and bottom of your banners for ease of installation and longevity when properly installed.
Many other sizes available, see the all banner sizes page
- set dpi to be anywhere from 100 to 300 dpi
- regular RGB or sRGB color space
- save as 100% quality jpeg file
- regular RGB, sRGB color space, or
- Coated GRACol or Coated US SWOP v2 color space
- embedded raster images should be at least 100dpi at actual size
- embed all raster images
- convert all text to outlines
- expand all strokes
- save as a pdf file
- at 72dpi - 3456x21600 pixels;
- at 100dpi - 4800x30000 pixels;
- at 150dpi - 7200x45000 pixels;
- at 300dpi - 14400x90000 pixels;
As a general rule, the more detailed your artwork is, the higher DPI (pixel count) it should to be. For pictures and photographs, lower pixel/dpi counts are fine (72-100dpi). For text rich artwork, and for files with lots of details such as logos, maps, menus, etc, use higher pixel/dpi count (150-300dpi).
72 dpi is the minimum resolution we would recommend for printing, and the 300 dpi for the maximum resolution.