One design, many student pages
Choose a grid that matches your class size and divide the artwork into clearly ordered sections.
PosterCutter for classrooms
Collaborative posters, made by the whole class.
Upload your artwork, choose how many students will take part, and export numbered pages that come together as one classroom mural.
Why it helps
Every student gets a piece of the bigger picture.
Preview before printing
Check the complete poster and grid placement before using paper, ink, or classroom time.
Assembly-friendly options
Add page labels and cut guides when students need extra help sorting and aligning their pieces.
Reusable seller workflow
Prepare collaborative poster products with consistent page sizes, print settings, and finished dimensions.
How it works
From one image to a wall-sized class project.
- 01
Upload your artwork
Add a PNG, JPG, or PDF that you own or have permission to use.
- 02
Choose the poster grid
Set the columns and rows based on the desired poster size or number of student pages.
- 03
Review print settings
Select paper size, labels, guides, and optional cover-page settings.
- 04
Export and assemble
Download the printable pages, distribute them, and combine the finished pieces.
For teachers
Classroom use cases
- Whole-class coloring projects
- Seasonal classroom murals
- Cross-curricular group displays
- Community-building art activities
For sellers
Product use cases
- TpT collaborative poster products
- Printable classroom bundles
- Seasonal bulletin board resources
- Multiple grid versions from one design
FAQ
Common questions
What is a collaborative poster?
A collaborative poster is one large image divided into smaller pages. Students complete individual pages and assemble them into the final display.
How many pages can I create?
The available page count depends on your selected grid and plan limits. The preview shows the total before export.
Can every student receive one page?
Yes. Choose a grid with enough tiles for your class, then print and assign the pages.
Can I use a coloring page?
Yes. Black-and-white coloring pages work well for collaborative posters and classroom murals.
Create your collaborative poster
Upload a design, choose the student-page grid, and preview the complete classroom mural.
Start creating