Resize Image to A2
Prepare posters, architectural graphics, presentation boards, artwork, maps, or photographs on an A2 420 x 594 mm canvas.
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A2 proportions for posters and presentation graphics
420 x 594 mm geometry
Generate standard A2 proportions in portrait or landscape.
Three practical DPI levels
Choose lighter 100 or 150 DPI output, or detailed 300 DPI when the device can handle it.
Millimeter margins
Reserve space for printer limitations, mounting, frames, or board layouts.
A2 raster dimensions
| Setting | Result | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| 100 DPI | 1654 x 2339 px | Distance-viewed drafts and posters |
| 150 DPI | 2480 x 3508 px | Balanced large-format output |
| 300 DPI | 4961 x 7016 px | High-detail calculation with heavy memory use |
| 15 mm margin | Practical inner clearance | Useful for many print workflows |
How it works
- 1
Upload a source image
Choose a poster, drawing, map, board, artwork, or photo.
- 2
Configure A2 output
Set DPI, orientation, margins, fit, and background.
- 3
Download and print
Export JPG or PNG and choose A2 paper in the final print settings.
A2 size, pixels, and device memory
A2 paper measures 420 x 594 millimeters. At 150 DPI it is approximately 2480 x 3508 pixels; at 300 DPI it reaches about 4961 x 7016 pixels and requires substantially more browser memory.
For posters viewed from a distance, 100 or 150 DPI may be appropriate. Use margins unless the printer supports borderless A2 or the provider specifies bleed. Confirm final scaling in the print dialog because exported files may not contain reliable DPI metadata.
Frequently asked questions
What pixel size is A2 at 300 DPI?
Approximately 4961 x 7016 pixels in portrait orientation.
What size is A2 in millimeters?
A2 measures 420 x 594 mm.
Why does 300 DPI use so much memory?
It creates nearly 35 million pixels, which requires significant decoding, canvas, and export memory.
Can I use 150 DPI for a poster?
Often yes for normal viewing distance, depending on source detail and print method.
Resize Image to A2 last reviewed: Aug 2, 2026.