Banners, posters, roll-ups and signage carry their own scale, bleed and resolution rules. FastEditor automates the flow from upload to production-ready file, so every large-format job is checked before it reaches the printer.
Scale and bleed enforced. Each product carries its finished size, bleed and safe-area rules, so artwork is checked at the real output scale rather than a generic threshold.
Resolution validation at size. Large format is viewed at distance, so FastEditor measures resolution against the finished dimensions and flags files that will not hold up.
Production-ready output. On approval, FastEditor outputs a print-ready file to the printer's specification, so the job goes straight to production without a prepress round.
Large format has its own rules. A banner, a roll-up and a poster each have a finished size, a bleed and a safe area, and an image that looks fine on screen can fall apart when it is output at metres wide. Getting the scale or resolution wrong means a costly reprint.
FastEditor checks this on upload. The artwork is measured against the product's finished size, bleed and resolution requirements, and the customer is guided to fix anything that would fail before the order proceeds. The print-ready file is then generated to specification.
Connected large format suppliers arrive in the FastEditor Product Hub with their sizes, bleed rules and production specifications already attached to each product, across banners, posters, roll-ups and signage.
New suppliers are added continuously, so any large format product in the catalogue is production-ready from the day it is connected.
of the logos customers upload are not print-ready as supplied — FastEditor corrects them automatically before they reach production.
Measured across 13,773 uploads, November 2025 to May 2026
Finished size, bleed, safe area, resolution at the output scale and colour space, all measured against the product's real production specification.
Resolution is measured against the finished dimensions, taking the viewing distance into account, and files that will not hold up at size are flagged before the order proceeds.
Yes. Uploads are converted to the colour space the printer requires for the product, so the output matches production rather than a screen preview.
PDF, AI, EPS and SVG for vector artwork, and PNG, JPG and TIFF for raster. Files are checked against the product specification on upload.
Yes. Once the artwork passes the checks and the customer approves, FastEditor generates a print-ready file to the printer's specification.
Same pipeline, different print area.
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