Panoramic Canvas Prints

2:1 — More Height at the Same Width

A landscape canvas is twice as wide as it is high. For example, 120 cm wide × 60 cm high. Consider this shape when you want to retain more sky, foreground or vertical detail.

3:1 — A Longer, Shallower Shape

A landscape canvas is three times as wide as it is high. For example, 120 cm wide × 40 cm high. Compare this shape for a long horizon, skyline or an image composed as a narrow strip.

Landscape

For the 40 × 120 cm size option, choose Landscape for a canvas 120 cm wide × 40 cm high. This is a 3:1 format.

Portrait

For the same 40 × 120 cm size option, choose Portrait for a canvas 40 cm wide × 120 cm high. This is a 1:3 format.

Display illustration only; the canvas is not shown to a specified scale.

Measure More Than the Width

Mark both width and height on the wall with paper or removable tape. A 120 × 40 cm panorama and a 120 × 60 cm canvas fill different amounts of vertical space, even though their widths match.

Allow room around furniture, doors, switches and nearby artwork. If you choose a decorative floating outer frame, confirm the overall framed dimensions when measuring.

Check the Crop Direction

Filling a 3:1 canvas with a 2:1 photo usually crops the top and bottom. Filling a 2:1 canvas with a 3:1 photo usually crops the left and right ends. Position and zoom determine what stays visible.

Inspect Phone Panoramas

Use the original panorama file. Check the horizon, both ends and any stitching joins for duplicated subjects, uneven transitions or blur. Phone panoramas can have many different ratios.

Protect Important Details

For group photos, keep every face within the front crop and away from folds. Check the full width of landscapes and skylines, including details near the ends.

One Panoramic Canvas

Keep the image on one continuous canvas with no gaps between panels. Browse the panoramic products to choose a size.

A Photo Across Several Panels

A split canvas divides one image over separate canvases, with gaps that affect the finished layout. Browse split canvas prints if that is the display you want.

In landscape orientation, a 2:1 canvas is twice as wide as it is high; a 3:1 canvas is three times as wide. At 120 cm wide, those shapes are 60 cm high and 40 cm high respectively. Choose the proportions that keep the image composition you want.

Only if the image can fit the chosen composition. Different image and canvas ratios can require cropping when the photo fills the front. Check both ends, the top and bottom, and the selected edge wrap in the preview.

Yes, if the original image is suitable for your chosen crop and print size. Phone panoramas vary in ratio and detail. Send the original file and preferred canvas dimensions if you would like us to check it first.

You may be able to crop a standard photo into a panoramic shape if the remaining area includes the important subject and has enough detail. Try the preview or ask us to assess the original file; a wider shape does not automatically suit every image.

The main configurable Panoramic Canvas product lists 10 centimetre sizes and offers Portrait or Landscape. For its 40 × 120 cm option, Landscape is 120 cm wide × 40 cm high, while Portrait is 40 cm wide × 120 cm high. Check separately listed products for their own dimensions.

The main Panoramic Canvas product is one stretched canvas. A split-panel display is a different product with separate canvases and gaps. Choose split canvas prints if you want one image divided over several panels.

Email the original photo to support@customcanvasonline.com.au with the dimensions you want. For size or date questions without a file, use Contact Us. Australian delivery is AU$14.59 per order, free on orders over AU$99; check a required arrival date before ordering.