Acrylic Prints Printing

Acrylic Prints With Real Depth On The Wall

An acrylic print puts a photo or a piece of artwork behind a gloss face on a solid panel, so the color reads deep and the edges look clean from across a room. It hangs as one rigid piece, with no frame or mat around it.

Professional Acrylic Prints In Three Sizes

Pick 16 by 24 for a hallway or desk wall, 20 by 30 over a sofa or reception desk, and 24 by 36 for a lobby. One print starts at $152.72, and a single order runs up to 100 panels.

Why the Material Does the Work

The plexiglass gives a printed image weight and a smooth gloss face. Blacks look deeper and whites stay crisp, and a large panel has a modern edge a flat paper print does not.

The white backing sits behind the print, so light colors stay bright instead of picking up the wall color behind them.

Who Hangs Acrylic Prints

An interior designer can spec panels for a client installation, a real estate office can hang property photos, and a restaurant can put up food shots by the door. Photographers can offer them as a premium print beside paper and canvas.

Getting Your File Right

Work from an image at 300 DPI or higher at the final size, since a photo that looks fine on your phone can turn soft on a large panel. Save in CMYK rather than RGB so the color you approve is the color that prints, and raise the contrast a touch if the photo looks flat on screen.

How Acrylic Compares to Other Wall Formats

Acrylic is the glossiest option in the lineup, but it isn't the only way to fill a wall. Framed prints bring a more traditional look and pair with acrylic in a gallery arrangement, while mounted prints give you a lighter alternative for bigger runs.

Why Print Acrylic With 4OVER4.COM

Every panel is printed in the 4OVER4.COM plant in Queens, New York, where the company has worked since 1999. Across all its orders, 99.8% ship on time and 82% go out early, and 99% of customers say they will order again.