Actual size · 1:1

A birth poster printed at their true length.

The figure is drawn to your baby’s exact birth length and printed 1:1. Lay the poster beside them — head to heel on the page matches head to heel in the cot. It is the keepsake nobody expects.

Instant PDF · high-resolution · true 1:1 at 50 × 70 cm · $9

SCALE 1:1 OF 50 CMOlivia2 JANUARY 2025 · 08:143.40 KG · 50 CM
Olivia · born 50 cm · printed 1:1

What life-size means here

Not “big”. Their actual size.

Plenty of prints are large. This one is measured: the figure is the same length your baby was the day they were born, drawn to the millimetre and printed without scaling.

True 1:1 scale
At 50 × 70 cm the figure is printed at the exact birth length you enter — not a rough impression, an actual measurement on paper.
A single, calm figure
One quiet ink line drawing of a newborn, drawn to length. No clutter, no clip-art — the size is the whole point, so the design steps back.
Their details beneath
Name, date, time and weight set in the display serif under the figure, so the print reads as a record as well as a silhouette.
A “SCALE 1:1” caption
A small printed note states the scale, so years from now it is unmistakable that this was their real, true newborn length.

How it works

One number, drawn to length.

  1. 01

    Enter their birth length

    Type the length from the hospital card — centimetres or inches. That single number sets how tall the figure is drawn.

  2. 02

    Pick a palette

    Cream figure on deep midnight, warm ink on paper, or charcoal — the figure stays 1:1 in every palette; only the mood changes.

  3. 03

    Print at 50 × 70 and lay it down

    Download the high-resolution PDF, print to size with no scaling, and rest the poster beside your baby. Head and heel will match.

Real renders

The same figure, drawn to three real lengths.

SCALE 1:1 OF 49 CMMaya9 MARCH 2025 · 06:213.12 KG · 49 CM
Maya 49 cm · ink on paper
SCALE 1:1 OF 50 CMOlivia2 JANUARY 2025 · 08:143.40 KG · 50 CM
Olivia 50 cm · cream on midnight
SCALE 1:1 OF 48 CMAria22 APRIL 2025 · 02:093.26 KG · 48 CM
Aria 48 cm · charcoal

Questions

About printing at true size.

Does “life-size” really mean it prints at my baby’s actual length?

Yes. The figure is drawn to the birth length you enter and printed 1:1 at 50 × 70 cm. A 50 cm baby prints as a 50 cm figure — head to heel on the page matches head to heel in the cot.

How do I lay it beside my baby?

Print at 50 × 70 cm, place the poster flat on a bed or the floor, and rest your newborn alongside the figure. The printed head and heel line up with theirs — it is the keepsake people are most surprised by.

What if I print A3 or A2 instead of 50 × 70?

A3 and A2 keep the same composition scaled to fit the frame, so the figure is no longer exactly 1:1 at those sizes. Only the 50 × 70 cm print holds true life-size; choose it if you want the actual-length effect.

I only know the length in inches — does that work?

Yes. Set the length unit to inches in the editor and type the number from the hospital card. The figure is drawn to that measurement and the caption shows it in your chosen unit.

My baby was premature and very small. Will it still look right?

It will. The figure scales smoothly to any birth length, so a 38 cm or a 54 cm baby both print true to size with the same calm proportions — nothing is stretched or cropped.

Print them at their true length.

Type the birth length, pick a palette, and download a print-ready PDF that prints 1:1 at 50 × 70 cm.

Make yours

Instant PDF · high-resolution · ready to frame · $9