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Split vs. Clusters

Split vs. Clusters
Split Prints

Split Prints

Single image mosaic across multiple prints.

Cluster Prints

Cluster Prints

Individual images on each panel.

Looking for a unique way to display your work? Split and cluster prints both transform your images into eye-catching wall art, but they do it in different ways.

Split vs. Cluster Prints: Which Is Right for Your Artwork?

A split print divides a single image across multiple panels, creating one continuous composition. This style adds depth, movement, and a gallery-quality feel, making it ideal for landscapes, panoramas, abstracts, and other statement pieces.

A cluster print arranges multiple individual images into one cohesive display. Each panel features its own artwork, allowing you to tell a story, showcase a portfolio, or create a custom gallery wall with complementary pieces.

For artists, photographers, and creatives, these formats offer more than just a different presentation. They add value to your work by turning it into a premium wall display that stands out from traditional single-panel prints. Split prints create dramatic focal points, while cluster prints give customers the flexibility to showcase collections, travel photography, family portraits, or themed artwork.

Whether you’re selling fine art, photography, or custom commissions, both styles provide a distinctive way to elevate your images.

Our split and cluster prints are available in canvas, metal, and acrylic. Choose the classic texture of canvas, the vibrant, modern look of metal, or the stunning depth and clarity of acrylic to best complement your artwork.

Split & Cluster Arrangement Examples

Above: Three 10" x 20"s

Above: Three 10" x 20"s

Above: One 24" x 36" and six 12" x 12"s

Above: One 24" x 36" and six 12" x 12"s

Above: Four 12" x 12"s

Above: Four 12" x 12"s

Above: One 20" x 24" and two 11" x 14"s

Above: One 20" x 24" and two 11" x 14"s