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What resolution do I need?
The right resolution depends on how you plan to use your map. For printing, higher resolutions produce sharper results — especially at larger sizes. A standard print is 300 DPI (dots per inch): that means a 10" wide print needs at least 3000 px to look crisp. Going below 300 DPI results in visible pixelation on paper.
Digital / Social
1920×1080 px — Social media, digital display
8×10"
3600×2400 px — Small prints, framed art
11×14"
5400×3600 px — Standard wall art, gifts
16×20"
7200×4800 px — Large wall art, statement pieces
24×36"
10800×7200 px — Poster size, gallery prints
All tiers above 300 DPI produce print-ready files. The Digital / Social tier is optimised for screens, not printing.