Customize
Create your collage or enlargement in any size you want with the easy online module. Select your favourite images and make your IXXI truly personal.
Connect
The high quality cards are made out of waterproof, UV-resistant and tearproof material. They can be clicked together with the included tools.
Install
Use the hanging strip and tesa Powerstrips to install your IXXI to the wall. The cards can easily be replaced or supplemented.
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Material
IXXI is printed on high-quality synthetic paper with a matte finish. The cards are 0.33mms thick, do not warp and are water and UV resistant. Your IXXI is custom-made quality.
Prices and shipment
IXXI is available from € 29,95 (40 x 60 cm / 6 cards). The price of your IXXI is instantly shown in the first step of the design tool. Shipment starts at € 3,95 and your IXXI will be home delivered within 3 - 5 working days!
About IXXI
With IXXI you can easily create your own personal wall decoration in any size you want. This high-quality product, consisting of cards and connectors, offers endless possibilities in images, shape and size. Affordable - ánd Dutch - Design! Check out our story here.
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Awards
- Nomination Dutch Design Award 2010
- Winner European Design Award 2018
- Nomination German Design Award 2019
- Winner Dutch Interactive Award
Corporate Social Responsibility
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IXXI is sustainable
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IXXI manufactures ethically
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IXXI values good relationships
Need help?
Do you have a question? You’ll find an answer to most questions on our FAQ page. In case you’re unable to find an answer there, please get in touch with us we’re eager to help you! You’ll get a response within one working day.
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We will reply within one working day. Please check our FAQ for tips and tricks about making your personal IXXI.
Image quality
- If there’s an exclamation mark at your image, then it means that the resolution of your image is insufficient. In short: the image quality of the photograph is too low, so it will become pixelated or grainy when printed.
- However, it may be possible that your IXXI appears blurred when you zoom in on the module. This is the screen display. If there are no red exclamation marks in your design, then you’re absolutely fine.
- What to do in case of low image quality?
- You may try to improve the quality of your image with an online tool, such as pixlr.com/editor. Read below how Pixlr* works or take a look at the image quality guidelines.
- Try a different image with a higher resolution.
- Possibly a professional photographer could modify your image.
- Of course you may decide to use this image anyway. From a distance this quality is less visible.
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- A blurry photograph will also be printed that way. Make absolutely sure that you check the visual quality of your images before you upload them.
- For more tips about image quality, read the article “How to” on the inspiration page.
- Unable to enlarge your photo? Please select a different image, see if there’s something you like from IXXI’s collection or continue your search at online stock agencies such as Shutterstock.com or freeimages.com.
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Image quality guidelines
Color
You can use both RGB and CMYK. RGB colours will be converted to CMYK during the printing process.
Note: Through this process as well as your display settings, (vivid) colours on your screen may deviate slightly from the actual print.
File formats
The formats you can use to create an IXXI are jpg, jpeg and png.
Overlap / bleed
Note: there is a 2 mm overlap of the original cut.
Do not add crop marks to the file(s).
Resolution guidelines for professionals
IXXI recommends a resolution of 150 dpi (1:1) for optimal results.
The desired resolution is 1000 x 1000 px per card, while the minimum resolution is 500 x 500 px per card.
The maximum file size per image is 50 MB.
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* How Pixlr works
Open your image, go to the image tab and select image size to increase the number of pixels. You’ll get a preview to see if the quality has improved, after which you may save the file. Select JPEG and slide the bar to the highest quality.
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