Eye Chart Message Poster — your words, shrinking row by row

The chart on the optician’s wall, but the letters are your sentence: one huge letter on top, two beneath it, then three… each row smaller than the one above. “I LOVE YOU TO THE MOON AND BACK” reads from the top down, and whoever reads it pauses for a moment. For a hallway, a child’s room, a couple’s wall or your practice’s waiting room. You type the text; we set it in capitals. Letter by letter, the spaces are dropped and the letters fill the rows in turn — the classic chart look. Word by word, words never break; a word that does not fit moves down to a longer row. Up to 55 letters fit. We never shrink a longer text to squeeze it in, and never cut its end: we tell you how many letters too many it has. The rows shrink in the proportions of a real Snellen chart; beside each row its number and a decorative label from 20/200 to 20/10, and under the 20/20 row, if you like, a thin 20/20 line in the palette’s accent colour. You can add a small line beneath the chart (“Elif & Mert · 2026”). Every print says “Not for vision testing” at the foot — it is a decorative poster. Ten palettes, among them Clinic: white ground, black letters, a red rule. Three sizes (30 × 40, 50 × 70, 70 × 100 cm), on matte poster stock, foam board or heavy card. The chart is the same on every size, only larger; the poster in the preview is exactly the one printed.

The drawing is the designer's; the colour and the logo are yours. What you see above is what we print.