Discover the vital differences between display resolution and print master resolution for AI-generated images. Most AI platforms produce images optimized for web display, social media, and screens, typically ranging from 72 to 150 DPI. However, galleries, collectors, and museums demand higher standards for Digitograph™ Limited Editions and exhibitions. For example, a 24 × 36 inch fine-art print requires a minimum resolution of 6000 × 9000 pixels, with a preferred resolution of 7200 × 10800 pixels or larger. Without proper preparation, large-format prints may suffer from softness, pixel stair-stepping, halo artifacts, and a loss of contrast and texture, impacting their overall quality.

How Digitograph™ Studio Solves This

Digitograph™ Studio transforms AI-generated imagery into true print-ready master files engineered for high-end framing, exhibition, and long-term collectability.

Your artwork becomes a real, original AI Fine Art object—not just a digital file.

Creating a True Digital Master for AIART Limited Editions

Digitograph™ Master Editing Workflow

Our proprietary AI Digitograph™ Master Editing Process includes:

• Precision edge refinement
• Advanced pixel reconstruction and rendering
• Texture rebuilding and enhancement
• Gamma, tonal, and contrast correction for large formats
• Color optimization for gallery and museum lighting conditions

We ensure:

• No pixel stair-stepping
• No blur or halo artifacts
• Preserved depth and contrast
• Enhanced, layered, brush-like surface qualities

Final Print Master Technical Specifications

• File format: TIFF (preferred) or PNG
• Color space: RGB
• Bit depth: 16-bit
• Resolution targets:
• 24 × 36 inches → 6000 × 9000 pixels (minimum)
• Large formats → 7200 × 10800 pixels or higher

Each file is finalized as a Digitograph™ Print Master, ready for:

• Gallery exhibitions
• Collector editions
• Museum presentation