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What Size Should Your Running Poster Be?

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Example RunInk map poster in the Noir theme

The right poster size depends on the wall and on the route. A simple 10K can look lost in a huge frame, and a heat-map of every run you have logged needs room to breathe. Here is how to choose.

The sizes at a glance

SizeUS and CanadaBest forPrice
30 × 40 cm12 × 18 inA desk, a shelf or a gallery wall$32 · UK £24.99
40 × 60 cm18 × 24 inReads clearly from across a room$42 · UK £32.99
50 × 70 cm24 × 36 inA statement piece that owns the wall$49 · UK £39.99
50 × 70 cm framed24 × 36 in framedReady to hang, in a black frame$139 (US/CA $209) · UK £99.99

All prints are matte, and shipping to the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and most of Europe is included in the price.

Small: 30 × 40 cm

Good for one route with a clean line, and for tight spaces. It also works as part of a group: three small posters of three races make a tidy gallery wall.

Large: 40 × 60 cm

This is the classic choice, and our most popular. It is large enough that the title and stats read easily from a few steps away, and it suits almost any wall in a home.

XL: 50 × 70 cm

Choose this for long routes and for heat-maps. At this size, individual streets stay legible even with hundreds of runs layered together. It is the one to pick for above a sofa or a bed.

How to choose in one minute

Prefer to print it yourself?

Designing is free, and the preview is free too. It is sized for your phone and Instagram. The HD file for printing is $3.99 (£2.99 in the UK), so you can take it to a local print shop at whatever size you like.

Once you know the size, design your poster. You can change the size any time while you design.

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