Art Poster Printing

Reproductions and illustration on matte art paper — ICC colour, not a textured canvas wrap.

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From ₹158 · 170–300 GSM art paper · 12-colour archival HD · Free shipping India ₹300+

170–300 GSM art paper Premium imported stock
From ₹158 Popular sizes
12-colour HD Archival pigment
Free shipping ₹300+ Pan-India

Quick answer: Art poster printing reproduces illustration, typography, and edition-style images on 170–300 GSM matte art paper using ICC-calibrated 12-colour archival pigment. It is a flat paper print, not canvas. PrintPosters maximum size is 54×96 in. From ₹158. Production 1–3 business days.

Art poster printing is for reproductions, illustration, and typography you want as a flat paper print — not a textured canvas wrap. Matte 170–300 GSM art paper is the usual choice: layers cut glare on gallery lighting and keep ink sitting on the surface so line work stays crisp. PrintPosters runs an ICC-calibrated 12-colour archival pigment workflow in India, which matters when a reproduction has muted earth tones or a thin grey wash that cheaper copier output often flattens. Upload a high-resolution TIFF or PNG; we flag files that will pixelate at wall size. Maximum print size is 54×96 in. Unframed art posters start From ₹158. Production is 1–3 business days. Free shipping above ₹300. If you later want fabric texture, compare poster vs canvas on our comparison page — we manufacture both in the same lab. WhatsApp +91 9607640690 for paper-weight advice on a dark illustration. 25,000+ customers print art and photography with us.

Why art posters stay on paper

  • Matte stock reduces glare on gallery and window light
  • ICC-calibrated 12-colour archival pigment holds muted tones
  • Flat paper look — choose canvas only when you want weave
  • Easy to reprint an edition when a room changes

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an art poster the same as a canvas print?

No. Art posters are flat paper. Canvas is 400 GSM stretched fabric. We make both — see /poster-prints/vs-canvas.

Which finish for reproductions?

Matte is the default for glare-free viewing. Silk suits photography with richer midtones.