Fine Art prints: papers, sizes, and packaging

Fine Art prints use dedicated art papers, not canvas, come in sizes from A4 up to a maximum width of 111 cm, and ship rolled in a protective cardboard tube — here's what to know before ordering.


Paper


We print Fine Art on paper, up to 310 GSM. We do not offer canvas prints — if you're looking for a canvas print, that's outside our current catalog.


Sizes


  • Minimum size: A4. We don't produce Fine Art prints smaller than A4.
  • Maximum width: 111 cm. This is a hard limit of our printing equipment.
  • If you need something wider than 111 cm, contact us — larger formats can sometimes be handled through an individual custom quote, but aren't available directly through the configurator.


Packaging


Fine Art prints ship rolled inside a cardboard tube, with acid-free rice paper protecting the print surface — not flat-packed. This protects the paper from creasing or scuffing in transit.


We do not offer framing or varnishing as part of the service. You'll receive the print itself, ready for you to frame or finish as you like.


File requirements


  • Upload your file at 300 DPI at the final print size, the same resolution standard used across our other print products.
  • Unlike garment printing, a transparent background is not required for Fine Art — the file prints edge-to-edge on the paper, so there's no fabric or garment color underneath to account for.



We only print artwork you have the right to use. Public-domain works are fine to print, but you need to supply the file yourself — we don't source or license artwork on your behalf. If your file includes copyrighted or trademarked material you don't have rights to, see our No Fake & No Hate Policy.


Still need help?


Chat with us on printoteca.ro or write to comenzi@printoteca.ro — we're happy to help.


  • What is the maximum print size on a t-shirt?
  • Which format should I upload the images?
  • Preparing your design file for printing: formats, resolution, and common problems
  • No Fake & No Hate Policy

Updated on: 01/09/2026

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