Posters, sharp at any print size.

A poster is printed big, so every pixel shows. Redrawable rebuilds the poster's type and graphics as vectors that stay sharp from 11 x 17 in up to 24 x 36 in and beyond, and keeps every line of text editable.

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Neon Room · Square flyer, 8 x 8 in. Drag to compare.

Every part, yours to change.

What comes back when you send the client's image of the design.

Type that scales cleanly
Stacked headlines, credits and event details come back as live text in best-matching fonts, crisp at any size.
Artwork in layers
Graphic elements are redrawn as vectors in their own layers; photographic backgrounds stay images, so you can swap one without touching the rest.
Standard poster sizes
11 x 17, 12 x 18, 18 x 24, 24 x 36 and 27 x 40 in, among many others, or a custom size, with bleed and a safety margin.

Posters rebuilt by Redrawable

Real pieces, rebuilt and delivered. Open one to compare it with its original.

Sizes for posters, drawn to scale.

Or enter any custom size. Every design is laid out on the trim, with a bleed and a safety margin.

11 x 17 in
12 x 18 in
18 x 24 in
24 x 36 in
27 x 40 in
8 x 10 in
11 x 14 in
12 x 12 in
13 x 19 in
16 x 20 in
19 x 27 in
20 x 24 in
20 x 30 in
22 x 28 in
22 x 53 in
24 x 32 in
24 x 38 in
24 x 48 in
26 x 28 in
26 x 39 in
27 x 39 in
30 x 30 in
30 x 40 in
30 x 43 in
32 x 48 in
36 x 40 in
36 x 48 in
40 x 50 in
40 x 60 in

Questions, answered.

Can I print the poster bigger than the original image?

Yes. The vector parts and live text are redrawn, not enlarged, so they stay sharp at any size. Photos placed in the design keep their own resolution.

The client made the poster with an AI image generator. Can you use it?

Yes, as long as the text in the image is readable. Redrawable reads the words and rebuilds them as live type.

Can the poster be reused for the next event?

Yes. Change the date, line-up or venue in the file, or ask for a revision in the Studio.

Which files do I get?

An editable SVG master, a CMYK vector PDF, an Illustrator file, and 300 DPI PNG and JPG images. The PDF is a vector export, not a press-ready file: your printer may still ask for their own checks.