Explore Studio Printing

1. Printing Product Page  (3-minute read) 
   • VertiGIS Studio Printing lets you design and print high-quality, branded maps directly in your browser. Capture live map data, customize templates with logos and layouts, and support any page size. Secure, flexible, and easy to use for professional, polished map outputs.
2. Introduction to VertiGIS Studio Printing (6-minute view) 
   • In this Tech Tip video, we introduce VertiGIS Studio Printing, a powerful tool that transforms how users create high quality maps quickly and efficiently.  Mapbook creation is demonstrated.
3. Self-Serve Large Maps - ANSI-E (5-minute review)
   • VertiGIS Studio enables the rapid creation of ANSI E-sized plot outputs using configurable templates that transform GIS data into high-quality, presentation-ready maps. Users can generate large-format corridor, asset, and project maps on demand, ensuring consistent cartography, reduced manual effort, and faster access to decision-ready information.
   • Common use cases: 
     • Large-format corridor and highway project review plots, 
     • Director-level briefing maps for executive and board meetings, 
     • Field operations, construction, and asset management planning maps.
   • By automating ANSI E plot production, organizations improve efficiency, maintain mapping standards, and maximize the value of their GIS investment.
4. Self-Serve Map Book Creation (2-minute read)
   • Studio Printing includes Self-Serve Map Book creation, both Grid and Linear.  This empowers users to generate consistent, professional map books on demand without GIS staff involvement. Using configurable templates, users can quickly create route, corridor, asset, inspection, and project-based map packages in PDF format. This reduces manual effort, accelerates decision-making, improves operational efficiency, and ensures standardized mapping outputs across the organization while maximizing the value of existing GIS investments.
5. Printing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document (15-minute read)
6. Printing Product Showcase (49-minute view). 
   • In this Product Showcase we show how VertiGIS Studio Printing is a powerful tool for creating customizable, high-quality GIS print templates. Learn to install, design layouts, and empower users to generate large-format maps and mapbooks on demand.

7. Printing is available both On-Premises as well as SaaS
8. Printing Grid:  Energy Wells (1-minute) [visual only]
   • Explore how VertiGIS Studio Print Map functionality generates custom PDF map series. Users configure grid layouts (such as 2x2 rows and columns), adjust print scales, and enter layout details like map titles and region notes. Advanced parameters like resolution and page overlap percentages can also be specified. Once printed, the resulting multi-page PDF output includes overview maps, legends, scale bars, and tiled aerial views.
9. Printing markup from Studio Web (1-minute) [visual only]
   • Explore how VertiGIS Studio enables users to add custom map annotations and export printed maps. The process begins by toggling asset layers, placing a Location Note on the map, and customizing its text (e.g., "Hi, Esri UC attendees!") along with font styling. Users can then open the Print Map tool, choose a template like 8.5 x 11 Landscape, adjust the map extent, and add metadata like creator notes before exporting to a PDF complete with a map legend and scale bar.
10. Printing Grid Energy Pipeline (1-minute) [visual only]
    • Explore how VertiGIS Studio enables spatial measurement, custom markup, and grid map printing. The user draws a polygon on the map to calculate area and perimeter, adds a "Project Area" location note markup, and configures Print Map settings—adjusting grid layout (2x2), title, notes, resolution (150 DPI), and page overlap. Generating the print outputs a multi-page PDF document featuring overview maps, tiled aerial views displaying the highlighted polygon markup, legends, and scale bars.

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