Size & Aspect Ratio Guide

The size you choose determines both the dimensions and the shape of your artwork. If its aspect ratio differs from the product photo, the final composition may also differ.

Size is more than a measurement

Please check the shape as well as the size. A wide artwork and a tall artwork cannot keep exactly the same composition simply by changing their dimensions. The amount of visible detail, spacing and placement of elements may vary.

Aspect ratio means width compared with height. The examples below use width × height; check the orientation and dimensions listed for your selected product option.

2:1 — Wide landscape

Example: 48 × 24 inches. A wide, horizontal shape.

3:4 — Portrait

Example: 24 × 32 inches. A portrait shape with more height than width.

2:3 — Tall portrait

Example: 24 × 36 inches. A taller, narrower portrait shape.

Illustrations only. These examples show how a different frame shape can change the visible composition through cropping. They do not specify how your painting will be made and are not previews of your selected artwork. Example sizes are not a list of available options.

Before you order

1. Check the dimensions and orientation of your selected size.
2. Compare its width-to-height ratio with the artwork shown in the product photos.
3. If preserving particular details or the original composition matters to you, contact us before ordering to confirm what is possible for your chosen size.

For sets, check the dimensions of each individual panel as well as the overall arrangement.

Need help choosing?

Send the product link, your preferred size and any details you want to preserve to info@muroart.com. Please ask us to confirm the expected composition and any preview options before placing your order.