Canvas Print Size Comparison Mockup Set

Why Visual Scale Matters for Canvas Buyers

Dimensions are precise, but they are difficult to imagine without context. A 40 x 30 cm canvas and a 120 x 90 cm canvas may use the same aspect ratio, yet they create very different visual weight in a room. Showing artwork beside a sofa, lamp, plant or human silhouette helps buyers understand that difference before ordering.

The final comparison graphics provide useful reference points. Inch examples range from 11.5 x 8 to 48 x 40, while centimeter examples include 40 x 30, 60 x 45, 80 x 60, 90 x 60, 100 x 75 and 120 x 90. These examples are not the complete library. They demonstrate how the set combines labels, rulers and familiar objects to make scale easier to read.

Build a Clear Ecommerce Size Guide

1. Start with a room overview: Show several canvas options above the same sofa or on the same wall so the relative change is immediately visible.

2. Separate metric and imperial versions: Create dedicated centimeter and inch graphics instead of crowding both systems into one image.

3. Add a silhouette scene: Use the human reference to communicate height when furniture dimensions are unfamiliar to the buyer.

4. Keep labels readable: Place each size directly below its canvas and preserve consistent spacing, type size and unit notation.

5. Show the chosen artwork: Replace every sample image through its Smart Object so buyers compare sizes without being distracted by different designs.

6. Include one focused product view: After the comparison chart, show the selected canvas size alone for a cleaner look at the artwork.

Use Ratios as Well as Measurements

A size guide should explain more than width and height. Preserve the artwork aspect ratio when moving between formats, because a square design cannot fill a horizontal canvas without cropping or extra space. Group equivalent ratios together, check the wrapped edge area and keep important faces, lettering and borders away from the crop boundary.

• Square formats work well for centered compositions, album-style artwork and balanced illustrations.

• Horizontal formats suit landscapes, panoramic photography and artwork displayed above sofas or beds.

• Vertical formats support portraits, typography and narrow wall spaces.

Before publishing, compare the mockup with the actual measurements of the customer's wall. A visual mockup is a planning aid, while a tape measure provides the final physical check.

Pair Size Planning with Surface Detail

Once the scale is selected, use a material-focused preview to explain texture, edges and construction. Compare five surface styles in the Canvas Print Closeups Mockup Bundle, or add packaging context with the Square Rolled Canvas Print with Tube Mockup.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many editable PSD files are included?

The set contains 12 PSD files: 4 interior scenes, 2 silhouette scenes and 6 canvas libraries organized by orientation and measurement system.

Which canvas orientations are available?

The library includes square, horizontal and vertical canvases in centimeters and inches.

How many size options are provided?

The seller's update notes approximately 250 to 300 canvas size options across the metric and imperial libraries.

What resolution do the main scenes use?

The 4 interior scenes are 6000 x 6000 px at 300 DPI. The 2 silhouette scenes are 6000 x 4200 px at 300 DPI.

Can the size labels and room objects be moved?

Yes. The interior scenes include movable objects, and the size labels can be repositioned with the Move Tool. Artwork is edited through Smart Objects.

Can I use the set in Photopea?

Yes. The package contains PSD, JPG and PDF files with no PSB files, and the public listing identifies Photopea as compatible. Large PSD files may need additional memory and loading time.

Is a user manual included?

Yes. A User Manual PDF is included in the package and is also provided as a separate download for quick access.

Are the sample artworks included?

No. The artworks shown in the gallery are presentation examples only.