FAQ

About Our Ultra High Resolution Art Files

UltraHighRes.Art is made for walls, not just screens. Each eligible artwork is delivered as a 300 MP TIFF production master — approximately 2.4 GB and 23,040 × 13,054 pixels. That is roughly six times the pixel count of a 50 MP image, giving professional print studios substantially more detail reserve for large-scale production.

In practical terms, the file supports a print of approximately 195 × 111 cm (6'5" × 3'8") at 300 PPI without enlarging the delivered pixel dimensions. Kept in proportion, it still provides approximately 293 PPI at 200 cm (6'7") wide. Rather than receiving a small consumer download and asking a printer to stretch it to wall size, you receive a production-scale master built for ambitious spaces.

Rarity matters, too. Unlike an open-ended digital download, each UltraHighRes.Art work is released as a strictly limited edition: 10 editions only or, where stated, a unique 1/1. The result is not simply wall décor; it is a collectable digital artwork with real presence and a deliberately limited circulation.

Every artwork includes a Print Size Guide so you and your print studio can choose the right final size for the material, placement and viewing distance. The exact result always depends on the selected print process and substrate, but the source file gives your printer an unusually generous foundation to work from.

We create some artworks as true Uniques — only one single file is ever released. Most pieces are part of Limited Edition Collections with exactly 10 artworks per edition.

What you may do with the file depends on the license on your order — Personal, Commercial for your own premises, or Commercial for one client project. The short version is under For Professionals. The binding text is the License Agreement.

Immediately after purchase, your download is available on the Thank You page. You also receive the order confirmation email with a download button.

Each purchase delivers a digital TIFF master file: 300 MP, approximately 2.4 GB, 23,040 × 13,054 pixels, and 300 PPI.

No. Each artwork is currently supplied as one digital TIFF master file: 300 MP, approximately 2.4 GB, 23,040 × 13,054 pixels, and 300 PPI.

UltraHighRes.Art does not currently offer custom resolutions, Gigapixel versions, or bespoke artwork adjustments. For physical production, choose an independent local print specialist to advise on the final dimensions, material, and production process.

Every piece goes through a multi-stage, highly controlled creative process. We combine advanced AI models with extensive manual refinement, color work, and quality control.

Creating these files is genuinely time-intensive. This careful, hands-on approach is what gives the final artwork its depth, precision, and lasting visual impact.

Because these are digital master files delivered instantly, all sales are final once the download has been completed. We do not offer refunds after you have received the files. Please see out Refund Policy.

If you ever receive a technically defective file, we will replace it immediately. If you have any questions before purchasing, feel free to reach out — we’re happy to help.

We price our artworks in USD, EUR, and GBP – locked in, no surprises.

If you're shopping in another currency, your local price is automatically converted in real time, so it may shift slightly with exchange rates. The good news: you always pay the fairest rate available at checkout – no hidden markups, no inflated conversion fees. Just your currency, at market rate.

Printing Large Wall Art & Technical Details

Each artwork is delivered as a digital TIFF master file: 300 MP, approximately 2.4 GB, 23,040 × 13,054 pixels, and 300 PPI.

UltraHighRes.Art currently does not offer custom ultra-resolution versions. For physical implementation, you choose an independent local print specialist. The Print Size Guide provides orientation on target size, PPI, and viewing distance; the print specialist confirms the final production requirements for the selected material and process.

The production master is the 300 MP TIFF (~2.4 GB). JPEG is for viewing or a proof. Send the TIFF to the printer.

For large and oversized prints we recommend working with specialized fine-art print studios. These professionals handle everything from final file preparation and color management to choosing the right material (fine art paper, canvas, acrylic, aluminum, etc.) and professional mounting solutions. They are the experts for turning your high-resolution file into a stunning physical piece.

Yes. The master files we supply are ultra-high-resolution, so both you and a professional print shop can freely crop them to the exact aspect ratio and composition you need.

Cropping will remove parts of the image from the sides or from the top and bottom, depending on the direction of the crop, but the remaining file retains the full quality and detail of the original 300 megapixel master and is ready for large-scale printing in your chosen format.

Material choice depends on the intended final size, environment, mounting system, and viewing distance. Canvas, acrylic, metal, glass, tension fabric, and acoustic-panel applications are examples that an independent local print specialist may assess for a particular project.

Use the Print Size Guide for orientation on target size, PPI, and viewing distance. UltraHighRes.Art supplies the digital TIFF master file only and does not sell or produce physical prints, materials, frames, or installation.

UltraHighRes.Art supplies the licensed 300 MP TIFF masterfile. We do not manufacture acoustic panels or tension-fabric systems. An independent specialist assesses size, fabric, wrap and proof for the actual project.

For sourcing the artwork, read Artwork for Acoustic Panels.

For a built example — one file across three 2.2 m panels — see Ashen Surge at Eve & Christian.

UltraHighRes.Art supplies a digital 300 MP TIFF master file only. An independent local print specialist should assess whether the file is appropriate for a particular backlit acrylic, glass, or light-box application, based on the final size, material, and production process.

Use the Print Size Guide for orientation on target size, PPI, and viewing distance before commissioning physical production.

Every artwork is supplied as a true 300-megapixel digital TIFF master file measuring 23,040 × 13,054 pixels at the full 300 PPI fine-art standard.

300 PPI is the established industry benchmark for museum- and gallery-quality reproduction. At this resolution the image retains maximum detail, micro-texture and tonal subtlety even when examined from very close range (typically 30–60 cm / 12"–24"). Delivering the file at the native 300 PPI master resolution therefore gives you two decisive advantages:

Absolute peak quality for intimate viewing and fine-art presentation.
Complete freedom to enlarge the print. As the physical size increases, the effective PPI simply decreases in a controlled way — yet the result remains exceptionally sharp for the intended viewing distance.

Practical orientation (exact values appear in the Print Size Guide & Viewing Distances on every product page):

300 PPI → max. approx. 1.95 × 1.11 m (6'5" × 3'8") — ideal for close inspection and premium fine-art display
200 PPI → max. approx. 2.93 × 1.66 m (9'7" × 5'5") — very high sharpness for acrylic or aluminium prints viewed from close to medium distance
150 PPI → max. approx. 3.90 × 2.21 m (12'10" × 7'3") — high detail and clarity for most high-quality wall installations
120 PPI → max. approx. 4.88 × 2.76 m (16'0" × 9'1") — the sweet spot for large-format canvas and monumental murals with outstanding visual impact in living spaces or galleries

The Print Size Guide included with each artwork provides precise target dimensions, corresponding PPI values and recommended viewing distances. For a practical walkthrough of print size, viewing distance, crop and handover, read the 300 MP Print-Ready File Guide. Final output size, substrate and finishing should always be confirmed with your independent local print specialist, who can take the specific production method, paper or media characteristics and exact viewing conditions into account.

UltraHighRes.Art currently supplies the digital master files only and does not offer custom resolutions or physical printing services.

UltraHighRes.Art provides a digital 300 MP TIFF master file. Before speaking with an independent local print specialist, use the Print Size Guide to identify your intended display size, PPI range, and typical viewing distance.

Discuss the final dimensions, material, production process, and installation requirements for your specific space directly with the specialist.

UltraHighRes.Art does not sell or produce physical prints, materials, frames, or installation, and the Print Size Guide is an orientation rather than a guarantee for a specific production outcome.

UltraHighRes.Art sells globally. We do not have exclusive partnerships, but we can recommend reputable fine-art print studios in various regions that have experience with very large, high-resolution files. Many of our clients work successfully with local specialists for canvas, acrylic, metal, or tension fabric.

No. You receive clean, high-resolution master TIFF files without watermarks. We trust our clients and deliver the files exactly as professional print studios expect them — ready for immediate use. The license terms clearly define what is and isn’t allowed with the file.

WeTransfer, Dropbox, Google Drive, or the studio’s upload. Do not compress it for email.

The files are large (often several gigabytes). We recommend a modern computer with at least 16 GB RAM (32 GB+ is better), a fast SSD, and a recent processor. Most professional designers and print studios handle these files without issues using Irfan View (free), Photoshop, Affinity Photo, or similar software.

For Professionals

You buy a licensed 300 MP TIFF masterfile. The license is perpetual and worldwide. You do not buy the copyright. A print studio may produce the physical piece. The license sits with the buyer named on the order.

Personal License

For a private home. Once purchased, you may print the work as often as you need for your own private spaces — including a second home. Not for a client, a hotel, an office, or any space run as a business.

Commercial License — your own premises

For the hotel, restaurant, office, practice or other locations you operate. Buy it once. You may print and hang the work across those spaces as often as the rooms require. The same file covers several of your own walls and sites. It does not cover a franchise partner, an affiliate, or another company’s location.

Commercial License — one client project

When a designer or print studio buys for a named client, the license is for that client and that project. After production, the file and the rights sit with that client. The studio does not keep the TIFF for the next job and does not reuse it for another client.

If you are the printer

You produce what the license holder ordered. You may crop and scale the file for that wall. You do not resell the file, you do not archive it as stock for later customers, and you do not treat the TIFF as your catalog. When you buy on behalf of a client, use the Commercial License. The client holds the license when the job is done.

The binding terms are the License Agreement.

Our monumental megapixel artworks are designed for spaces that demand presence — luxury lofts, penthouses, high-end residential projects, corporate lobbies, hotels, restaurants, recording studios, listening rooms, galleries, and large architectural installations. The scale and detail work equally well in intimate and grand environments.

Yes. Once you have purchased a file, you may use it across multiple projects and locations — whether private or commercial — as long as the digital file itself is not resold, shared, or redistributed to third parties.

The license is tied to you as the purchaser. You are free to print and display the artwork in different spaces (e.g. your home, office, or multiple client projects), but the master file remains for your personal and professional use only.

No. UltraHighRes.Art currently offers the digital 300 MP TIFF master files described on each product page.

Custom artwork, bespoke commissions, Gigapixel versions, and custom resolutions are not currently offered.

Yes. Many of our clients are interior designers, architects, and art consultants who purchase for client projects. You can buy under your company name and use the commercial license for client installations. For larger projects or ongoing collaborations we also offer tailored B2B arrangements — just contact us.