Print at up to 300 dpi from the same digital master

Digital teams live in RGB and pixels. Print buyers ask for centimetres and 300 dpi. The usual answer is a separate production file, a separate brief and another week of cropping.

If the master is strong enough, it does not have to be. Anyratio generates the same asset for A4, a 50 × 70 poster, an 85 × 200 rollup or any measurement you type between 5 and 200 cm, exported as RGB PNG. Standard sizes ship at 300 dpi. Very long sides (over about 85 cm, including a full-height rollup) are capped below 300 dpi so the file stays workable — convert to CMYK and add bleed in your press workflow if the printer requires it.

Why this beats upscaling a crop

Upscaling stretches what is already there. Generating the canvas adds background that belongs to the picture, so a rollup two metres tall is not a feed square with blurred bars — it is the same campaign, composed for two metres.

One rule before you send it to press

Look at the edges. Type, logos and repeating patterns near the frame are where any generative model works hardest, and a printed metre is an unforgiving place to discover it. If a size is not right, regenerate it, compare the takes and send the one you would sign off yourself.

That is the point of one original with real reach — not a folder of slightly different crops named final_v7_PRINT.