These two 8.5x11 charts will help you preview how big or small your fonts will appear on your actual poster. These two charts will keep you from guessing. If your document is 56 inches or less, the file will be printed at 100% the original, which means that your fonts will print the same size as they are on the original document.
So if you want a 24 point font on the poster, it should be set to 12 points. That means that all the text on the original document is also at half the size of the final.
For example, a 48x72 poster will be printed from a 24x36 PowerPoint document doubled at printing time. So to create a poster larger than 56 inches, the poster document has to be built at half the size of the final printed poster. PowerPoint has a page size limit of 56 inches (142.24 cm). It will also let you adjust the font sizes before tweaking everything to perfection. It will save you a great deal of time and frustration. Instead, do it at the end, after adding all your information. Then, as you add your content to the template, you will be able to determine if the default font needs to be enlarged or reduced to accommodate your layout.ĭo not waste time perfecting your layout as you work on your poster. The easiest way to find out is to start creating your poster using the default font sizes we provide on our templates. On the other hand, you don't want your text to be so big, as if you did not have enough to write. There is no hard rule, but at the same time, you want your audience to be able to read what you wrote comfortably. The quick answer is that it depends on how much content you want to add to your poster. Is it too big? What size to make the title? When you create a poster, especially for the first time, you may be asking the questions:
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