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best software for sign making and large format printing at full scale
i’m getting more serious about banners, window graphics, vinyl, and larger shop signs, and the design side is starting to matter a lot more than i expected. i don’t need flashy effects. i need files to stay at the right size, colors to behave, vectors to stay clean, and exports to open properly when they reach the printer. the part i can’t really judge from product pages is how these programs handle normal messy work. one file might be a simple logo, the next is a huge banner with several pages, spot colors, and a client image that should never have been sent as a jpg in the first place lol. i’d rather learn one solid setup than spend half the day fixing stuff after export. people who do this every day, what software actually holds up once the files get heavy? do you mostly stay in one app, or is switching between a few tools just part of the job?
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