PosterPrint

Take one of your images, load into the PosterPrint application, and it will let you zoom in on that picture and print it out on several sheets of paper. Put those sheets of paper together and you have a nice poster to hang on your wall. Or if you have a large image that doesn’t fit onto one sheet of paper, break it up into several, and print it out. Again, put those sheets of paper together and you have your poster.

To get started with PosterPrint, you will have to download a 566KB executable (such a small file will take just a moment to download). Run said executable and you will get to install the application on your PC. 32 and 64-bit flavors of Windows 7, Vista, and XP are supported. A simple setup wizard will aid you to install PosterPrint on these Windows editions.

The poster your want to print out is displayed right in the middle of PosterPrint’s interface. To the right, you will find buttons for zooming in and out, for cropping the image, changing the orientation and document alignment, and some check boxes for several printout options.

Using PosterPrint is not more difficult than opening an image file and hitting the Print button. Once you do so, you will be presented with a window that lets you specify the paper size and quality of the printed image. Then you will be presented with the image you want to print out in PosterPrint’s interface, so you can make any adjustments you want.

Using a regular printer and the PosterPrint application, you can print out some very nice posters.