• Purpose: What’s the sign for?

• Location: Indoor or outdoor?

• Visibility: Will it be lighted or viewed from far away?
  If you don’t know the size, we can help recommend the best options.

Designer Tip: Share mockups or design files to avoid issues during printing.

• For large spaces: Walk the length of the area.

• For small spaces: Use a ruler or tape measure.
  If unsure, we can recommend the right size for your space.

Pro Tip: Size impacts visibility, so bigger is better for high-traffic areas.

• Flyers: 5 x 7 inches, 8.5 x 11 inches.

• Posters: 11 x 17 inches, 18 x 24 inches, 24 x 36 inches.

• Large Prints: Custom sizes for banners, billboards, etc.

Marketer Insight: Larger spaces demand larger prints for maximum visibility.

• Banners: Flexible for indoor/outdoor.

• Coroplast: Good for temporary outdoor use.

• PVC: Strong for indoor/outdoor (available in various thicknesses).

• Max Metal: Great for durable, weatherproof signs.

Designer Tip: Choose the material based on the environment and how long the sign will last.

No. Banners are custom-made to fit your needs, unlike standard letter/legal sizes.

Marketer Insight: Custom sizing lets you optimize for your specific space and campaign.

• Brochures: Commonly 8.5 x 11 inches (trifold) or 11 x 17 inches (bifold).

• Booklets: Use standard sizes like 5.5 x 8.5 inches or 8.5 x 11 inches.

Pro Tip: Use templates that match your paper size and fold type to avoid layout issues.

• Crop Marks: Show where to cut.

• Bleeds: Extend your design 0.125 inches past the edge to avoid white borders.

Designer Tip: Always include crop marks and bleeds to avoid cutting issues.