Backlit Film
Description
Our backlit film is a 10 mil heavy-duty translucent material designed for professional illuminated signage, displays, and advertising applications. With a smooth matte finish, it minimizes glare while delivering sharp, vibrant, high-resolution graphics when illuminated from behind. Our backlit printing process uses UV printing technology to produce rich colors and excellent image detail, while the film’s bright white printable surface helps graphics maintain strong color accuracy and visual impact. The non-adhesive construction makes it ideal for use with clear or translucent illuminated sign faces, while custom sizes are available up to 59″ high and 100′ wide.
Choose backlit film printing for durable, eye-catching displays in high-visibility locations and demanding environments. The thick 10 mil construction provides the strength needed for long-lasting indoor and outdoor applications, making it suitable for airport signs, movie theater light boxes, menu displays, bus stops, illuminated exhibits, retail displays, and window presentations. Whether you need a single custom graphic or large-format signage, this material provides a professional matte appearance, dependable durability, and vivid illuminated results for businesses looking to create high-impact visual displays.
Features
- 10 mil translucent backlit film
- Non-adhesive design for use with clear or translucent illuminated sign faces
- Matte finish helps minimize glare
- Bright white printable surface for vivid colors
- UV printed for sharp, durable graphics
- Heavy-duty material suitable for long-lasting outdoor applications
- Custom sizes available up to 59″ high and 100′ wide
File Setup
- Accepted File Formats: JPEG or PDF (single page only)
- Color Space: CMYK
- Resolution: 150dpi for raster images (More than enough for large format)
- Max File Upload Size: 300MB
- Submit artwork built to ordered size – Scaled artwork is automatically detected and fit to order
- Do not include crop marks or bleeds
- Double sided products will be uploaded as two separate files unless otherwise specified in the artwork template
FAQ
1. What is backlit film?
Backlit film is a translucent, non-adhesive printing material designed for illuminated displays. When placed in front of a light source, it allows light to pass through the graphic, creating a bright and eye-catching presentation.
2. What material is used for this backlit film?
This product uses 10 mil heavy-duty translucent backlit film, designed to provide durability, image clarity, and reliable performance for illuminated displays.
3. Is the backlit film adhesive?
No. This is a non-adhesive backlit film intended for use with clear or translucent illuminated sign faces, light boxes, and similar display systems.
4. Does backlit film have a matte finish?
Yes. The matte finish helps minimize glare, making printed graphics easier to view under lighting and in bright surroundings.
5. Is backlit film suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. The heavy-duty 10 mil material and UV printing make it suitable for certain long-lasting outdoor applications. The overall durability will also depend on the lighting system, installation method, and exposure conditions.
6. What printing process is used for backlit film?
Backlit film is UV printed to produce sharp, high-resolution graphics with vivid colors and durable image quality.
7. What sizes are available for backlit film?
Custom sizes are available up to 59 inches high and 100 feet wide, making the material suitable for both smaller illuminated graphics and large-format displays.
8. Where can backlit film be used?
Backlit film is suitable for airport signs, movie theater light boxes, menu displays, bus stops, backlit exhibits, illuminated window presentations, and other lighted signage applications.
9. Does backlit film produce vivid colors?
Yes. Its bright white printable surface helps provide strong color reproduction and high-resolution graphics. Illumination can further enhance the visual impact of the printed design.
10. How is backlit film installed?
Backlit film is generally placed or secured behind a clear or translucent illuminated sign face. The exact installation method depends on the display structure and lighting system.



