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Images, video & audioPoster Tiler — wall-sized posters from ordinary paper
Cut a big image into printable A4 or Letter tiles, with overlap and crop marks for the assembly, and tape your way to a wall-sized poster.
Runs locally in your browser. Your image never uploads.
A wall wants a poster, and posters want a plotter — a machine almost nobody owns. The tiler removes the machine from the equation: it cuts your image into tiles the size of the paper you do have, and you assemble the big picture with tape. Blueprint, banner, event poster, oversized art — printed on the printer you already own.
The assembly aids are what make it work: overlap so adjacent tiles can hide their seams, crop marks so you cut where you should, and scale control so the poster is exactly as big as the wall allows. The blueprints for a project, the periodic table for the classroom, the game map for the table — all of them sized in sheets, not millimetres.
It works from images and from PDFs, so the source can be a photo, an export, or a document that was always destined for the wall. Everything is computed locally — the image never uploads, which for unreleased artwork or client material is the whole point.
Free, no account, no plotter required. Print the tiles, clear the tape, and make the wall earn its keep.
What you can do
The parts people actually reach for.
Tiles to fit your paper
A4, Letter or custom sheet sizes — use the printer you have.
Overlap for seams
Adjacent tiles hide their joins; the poster reads as one image.
Crop marks for cutting
Cut where the marks say; the assembly stays square.
Scale control
Exactly as big as the wall allows, no bigger.
Images and PDFs both
Photos, exports, documents — any of them can go on the wall.
Local and free
No upload, no account, no plotter rental.
How it works
Three steps, no detours.
Open the image or PDF
The artwork loads locally into this tab.
Choose the tiling
Paper size, overlap, scale — matched to wall and printer.
Print and assemble
Print the tiles, cut on the marks, tape the big picture together.
Questions, answered
The ones people ask first.
What paper sizes are supported?
A4, Letter and custom sizes — whatever your printer eats.
What are overlap and crop marks for?
Overlap lets adjacent tiles hide their seams; crop marks show exactly where to cut. Together they keep the assembly square.
Can it tile PDFs as well as images?
Yes — both image files and PDFs can be turned into printable tiles.
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