Madurai Flex Banner PSD 20x10 – Pink Festival Thiruvizha | மதுரை பிளக்ஸ் பேனர் PSD – திருவிழா

Design #11764 · 6000×3000 · landscape · 300 DPI · RGB · 183.51 MB · Madurai Flex

Design ID #tamilpsd-11764

Category Madurai Flex

File Type PSD Adobe Photoshop

License ✓ Pro members · commercial use

Tags madurai flex, madurai flex banner, 20x10 flex, festival, thiruvizha, pink, amman, temple celebration, tamil flex psd, மதுரை பிளக்ஸ், பிளக்ஸ் பேனர், editable psd, photoshop template

📐 6000x3000 pixels 🖨️ 300 DPI DPI 🎨 RGB 💻 Adobe Photoshop CC 💾 183.51 MB

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📝 About this design

"Madurai Flex Banner PSD 20x10 – Pink Festival Thiruvizha | மதுரை பிளக்ஸ் பேனர் PSD – திருவிழா" belongs to our Madurai Flex collection and comes as a landscape layered PSD with separate layers for text and artwork. The canvas is 6000 × 3000 pixels at 300 DPI, which prints sharply at about 20 × 10 inches. The 2:1 ratio matches popular flex sizes such as 10 × 5 ft and 8 × 4 ft. It uses RGB colour, ideal for WhatsApp and social media; for flex printing, convert a copy to CMYK and check the reds and oranges. At 183.51 MB it is a heavy, many-layer file, so a computer with 8 GB RAM or more is recommended. Edit the text layers with the Type tool, swap the photos inside their frames, and hide any element you do not need. Tip: Large-format printers often print at 72–150 DPI, so…

🖨️ Print & usage tips

Large-format printers often print at 72–150 DPI, so keep small text at least 1 inch tall on the final flex.
Flatten a copy before sending to the printer to avoid missing-font or effect problems.

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