Grand Teton Poster Generator
Start with a photo from your last trip. In a couple of minutes you'll have a print-ready poster that feels less like clip art and more like something you'd see hanging in a ranger station gift shop.
Common questions
How much does the download cost?
The studio is free to use. A one-time five-dollar fee unlocks the high-resolution print-ready digital file — no subscription, no account required. You can also order a museum-quality physical print on archival matte paper shipped directly to your door.
Can I use my own trip photo?
Yes — that is the whole point. Upload a JPEG or PNG from your phone or camera. Trail shots, summit photos, golden-hour landscapes, and elopement portraits all work; higher-resolution files produce sharper posters.
What file format do I get?
A high-resolution PNG or JPEG, 3600 pixels wide (3600×5400 for 2:3 posters, 3600×4800 for 3:4) — a true 300 DPI at 12×18 or 12×16 and sharp enough for larger frames.
Can you design a fully custom poster for a wedding or elopement?
Absolutely. Send your photo and a few notes — date, location, names, the trail you took. Commissions usually take 3–5 business days with revisions until it feels right. The finished poster can be delivered as a digital file or a museum-quality physical print.