What paper do we print posters on?

A few words about the papers we print posters on

Our offer includes three carefully selected paper options to perfectly match the look of your poster to your expectations.

1. Matte Paper (230 g/m²)
We print posters on high-quality 230 g/m² matte photographic paper as standard. The matte finish minimizes light reflections, making the poster look good from every angle. This paper boasts excellent color reproduction and gives the poster a solid, tactile finish – perfect for classic, clean compositions.

2. Pearl Paper (255 g/m²)
For those who want to give their posters extra depth and a more dynamic look, we recommend our 255 g/m² Pearl Paper. It has an elegant, satin surface with a subtle sheen, reminiscent of traditional photographic prints. Thanks to it, colors become visibly more vibrant, blacks deeper, and the entire poster gains a professional, more expressive character. It's the perfect choice to highlight the beauty of your artwork and enjoy it even more intensely.

3. Hahnemühle Art Paper (310 g/m²)
For those looking for the most artistic and exclusive effect, we recommend Hahnemühle William Turner paper with a grammage of 310 g/m². This 100% cotton paper has a subtly textured surface that highlights the depth of colors and gives the poster a unique, refined character. Additionally, this archival-quality paper is fade-resistant for up to 90 years – a choice for true connoisseurs.

Each of our papers is characterized by high quality – the choice depends on the effect you want to achieve. Matte paper provides a classic look, Pearl paper adds elegance and dynamics, and Hahnemühle cotton paper will give your poster a unique, artistic look.

We print on Canon PRO plotters, known for their excellent print quality and faithful color reproduction. Thanks to the 12-color Lucia Pro ink system, each print boasts exceptional color depth, detail, and color consistency.

Thanks to the combination of high-quality papers and modern equipment, our posters stand out with quality you can see and feel.

If you have any questions about the paper or the printing process, please contact us.