Personalised photo print Musée de Nous — your photo, exhibited like a work of art

They are six layouts of the same work: the photo and what you wrote stay the same; the composition changes, and with it what gets printed. The Museum sets the photo in the centre, with the text and the label; The Gallery puts it on the left with a large number beside it; Archives adds archive references, the time and the coordinates; Cinema runs it full width on black, with no text and no label; Private Collection keeps little more than the names, the date and the place, with no title; Limited Edition carries “Edition 1/1” and the first names in handwritten script.

The one that matters rather than a perfect one: a phone photo is enough. Upload it as JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 25 MB, pick the shape that suits it — portrait, landscape or square — and frame it with your finger. If its resolution is too low for the poster size you picked, the page tells you before you buy.

Yes, the second name is optional. A single name is printed on its own, without an ampersand: for a portrait or a solo trip. For a family, the first field takes 20 characters, enough for “The Smiths”.

An empty line is not printed: the label closes up around what you filled in. Medium, dimensions, collection and theme are optional; the place, the date and the names come from the details of the work. Three collections print no label at all — Cinema, Private Collection and Limited Edition — but everything you wrote stays in your order.

It is used only to make your poster. It is stored privately, never published, and we delete it thirty days after your order ships — or after purchase, for the print-ready file. The location data a phone photo carries is stripped as soon as it is uploaded.

Your photograph, presented like a work in an exhibition: the exhibition title, your first names, the date and the place and, depending on the collection, an “about the work” text and a museum label — medium, dimensions, collection, theme. Six collections lay out the same work in different ways, from exhibition catalogue to art-house film poster, and each one decides what it prints: Cinema does without the text and the label, Private Collection keeps little more than the first names, the date and the place, and Limited Edition signs the work with your first names in handwritten script.

A4, 30 × 40, 40 × 60, 50 × 70 and 70 × 100 cm: standard frame sizes, easy to find (IKEA, HEMA, Action). Optional wooden frame on the A4 and 30 × 40, in black, white or natural, with acrylic glass; the larger sizes ship rolled, to frame at home.

250 g/m² satin matte paper, lightfast pigment inks. Printed to order in our workshop in Aveyron, whatever the size. Shipped rolled, in a sturdy long cardboard box; the A4 travels flat, in a stiff card envelope, and a framed poster in a cardboard box.

Yes. The print-ready file contains all five sizes, each as a PDF and as a 300 dpi PNG — ten files in all, by a download link sent after payment, to print wherever you like.

Printed within 48 hours, then delivered to your home or a pickup point — home delivery only for the 50 × 70 and 70 × 100. The download link for the print-ready file is sent the same day.