Aspect ratio is the width-to-height proportion. Keeping this matched avoids distortion when resizing your art.

• 100 × 70 cm — Statement piece for large rooms
• 75 × 50 cm — Great for bedrooms or sideboards
• 45 × 30 cm — Perfect for framed gallery walls
• 30 × 20 cm — Ideal for shelves or trio layouts
• 15 × 10 cm — Compact, clean, and giftable

• 60 × 90 cm — Big visual impact for tall walls
• 40 × 60 cm — Modern, clean scale
• 30 × 45 cm — Pair well in clusters
• 20 × 30 cm — Small wall-ready
• 10 × 15 cm — Minimal footprint, max vibe

Stick to the same aspect ratio, never upscale beyond your original resolution, and use professional tools like Photoshop, GIMP, or Canva.

No—only downscale if needed. Upscaling can cause pixelation. Always start with a high-resolution 300 DPI file.

Use any software that allows proportional scaling: Photoshop, Canva, GIMP, or even online resizers—just lock the aspect ratio.

Pick a frame with the same aspect ratio. For 3:2 use landscape, for 2:3 go vertical. Avoid cropping unless intentional.

Print at any size that keeps the ratio intact. You can scale down without issue—just don’t stretch to fit.

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