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F200 city poster: 1,165 × 1,700 mm

F200 city poster (Switzerland): 1,165 × 1,700 mm, aspect ratio 1:1.46. With pixel size, bleed and a template as PDF, SVG, PNG or JPG.

Also called: Cityformat · F200 · F200 Nassplakat

Specifications

Outer size (W × H)
1,165 × 1,700 mm · 116.5 × 170 cm · 45.9 × 66.9 in
Visible size (W × H)
1,165 × 1,700 mm
Aspect ratio
1:1.46 · 1:1.46 · Portrait
Bleed (media owner)
not published
Safe area (media owner)
not published
File format (media owner)
APG|SGA: data 245 × 350 mm at 355 dpi (visible area 239 × 342 mm), digital print at 120 dpi at 1:1; 1 part on 110–120 g/m² narrow-grain paper; wet stretch up to 4 cm in width.
Medium
Paper / poster
Typical media owners
APG|SGA, Clear Channel Schweiz
Typical locations
Squares, roads, city centres

The F200P version (tarpaulin or poster) measures 135 × 190 cm with a visible size of 121 × 172 cm.

Recommended print file

  • 1:10 · 300 dpi 1,376 × 2,008 px
  • 1:1 · 50 dpi 2,293 × 3,346 px

Large formats are usually set up at 1:10 scale and 300 dpi. At final size that is 30 dpi, which is plenty when people look at the surface from 3 m or further away. The second line shows the alternative, 1:1 at 50 dpi.

Source

These figures come from the source linked below, as of 2026-09-24. If something has changed there since, please let us know.

a.storyblok.com

Data quality: Media owner's spec

Download a template

A blank document in the right size, with bleed, safe area and crop marks. The PDF carries TrimBox and BleedBox for prepress, the SVG opens in Illustrator or Figma, and PNG or JPG work as placeholders. The file is built in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

The template carries one text line with format, date and virtualcampaign.dev outside the bleed. The artwork area stays empty.

Preview

Production rules that apply to almost every format

  • Keep type, logo and claim inside the safe area. Near the edge, the frame or the paste joint can cut them off.
  • No type smaller than 1/100 of the viewing distance. At 30 m that means a cap height of at least 30 cm.
  • Work in CMYK with the profile the media owner names, usually ISO Coated v2 or PSO Uncoated. Use RGB images and spot colours only when agreed.
  • Images for large formats need at least 30 dpi at final size. In a 1:10 file that is 300 dpi.
  • Embed your fonts or convert them to outlines. PDF/X-4 is the safe choice.
  • On backlit formats, take contrast and colour density down a notch, because the light from behind brightens everything.

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Common questions about the F200 city poster

What size is the F200 city poster?
The F200 city poster measures 1,165 × 1,700 mm (45.9 × 66.9 in). Orientation: Portrait. The visible size is 1,165 × 1,700 mm.
What is the aspect ratio of the F200 city poster?
The aspect ratio is 1:1.46. Artwork in the same ratio fills the surface without anything being cropped.
How large should the file for the F200 city poster be?
The usual set-up is a 1:10 file at 300 dpi, which gives 1,376 × 2,008 px. Published specs – APG|SGA: data 245 × 350 mm at 355 dpi (visible area 239 × 342 mm), digital print at 120 dpi at 1:1; 1 part on 110–120 g/m² narrow-grain paper; wet stretch up to 4 cm in width. Bleed: not published. Safe area: not published.

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