When you want to create a poster for your business, you’ll need to first create an image that will represent your company. This image can be used as the basis for all future posters and marketing materials. To posterize an image, use Photoshop’s Poster tool. This tool allows you to crop and resize the image, making it easier to create a high-quality poster.
- Choose the size of your poster. The size of your poster will depend on the size of your business and its target audience. For example, if your business is small and aimed at consumers who are not yet familiar with your product or service, then a smaller-sized poster would be appropriate. On the other hand, if your business is larger and aimed at a more general audience, then a larger-sized poster would be necessary.
- Choose the type of image you want to postionate. You can choose to postionate images in landscape or portrait orientation. Landscape orientation is typically used for photos or illustrations that are taken from above or below; this orientation makes for a more natural looking photo or illustration when printed on paper or displayed on a screen. Portrait orientation is typically used for photos or illustrations that are taken from in front of the subject; this orientation makes for an more realistic looking photo or illustration when printed on paper or displayed on a screen.
- Choose how much space you want to give each image in your poster (in pixels). You’ll need to decide how large (in pixels) each image will be before starting with any Poster tools adjustments: left-to-right (LTR), top-to-bottom (TBT), width/height (W/H), and depth/height (D/H). If you’re using LTR posters only, then leave these settings at their defaults; however, if you’re using both LTR and BTB posters, then adjust them as needed according to how wide (W
