The Family History & Learning Center (FHLC) includes a Roland TrueVIS SG-540 Color Printer Cutter. Patrons can request full-color banners, posters, stickers, and window clings, at a cost of $5.00 per linear foot. Some limitations apply.

Large Format Print Request Process

1. Create and save your design as a JPG, PDF, or EPS file.
2. Submit your request 2 weeks in advance here
3. After receiving your request, FHLC staff may email you to:
   • Provide you with a quote (if requested).
   • Clarify details of your request.
   • Suggest a change in dimensions for more cost-effective printing.
4. When printed, FHLC staff will email you regarding Payment and Pick Up:
   • If paying online, you will be emailed a PayPal invoice (credit/debit, PayPal, or Venmo accepted).
   • If paying in person, you will be notified when your print is complete. Payment by cash, check, or credit card is accepted at Pick Up.
   • Pick Up is available:
     • Monday–Thursday: 10am–6:45pm
     • Friday–Saturday: 10am–3:45pm
     • No Pick Up on Sunday
5. If you need to trim or grommet your print, arrive at least one hour before closing. Tools available include scissors, rulers, rotary cutters, and a grommet punch. Grommets are free with print requests.

Limitations

• No print-on-demand or walk-in services. First submitted, first printed.
• One dimension is limited to a maximum of 50". Sticker dimensions must not exceed 50" x 50".
• Not equipped for mass quantity production.
• No built-in trimmer; patrons must trim prints manually.
• PNG files cannot be accepted.

Materials

All materials are $5.00 per linear foot

• Banner Vinyl (for outdoor use)
• Satin Poster Paper (for framing)
• Vinyl with Permanent Adhesive (clear, glossy white, or matte white — for stickers)
• Window Cling (clear or white — for static stickers)

Design Resources

To create your own artwork for printing, the Family History & Learning Center provides access to Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and other image editing tools.

Learn to use these tools via LinkedIn Learning (free with your MCDL Library Card).

Online Design Tools

These websites offer templates and simple design options (some free, some paid):

• Adobe Express
• Canva (highly recommended)
• Pixlr
• Snappa
• Stencil
• Visme
• VistaCreate

Tip: Google “Alternatives to Canva” for more options.

Canva-Specific Tips

• Canva has free and paid versions.
• You can edit templates or create custom-size designs.
• Download files as “PDF Print” for best quality.
• Watch a short video tutorial on making a custom banner for FHLC printing.

Learn More About Canva

• Canva Help Center
• Canva for Beginners

Questions?

Call the Family History & Learning Center staff at 330-722-2681 for more information.