Door Poster

In desiging a door poster (poster the size of a door)  Do I need to make the canvas size/art board the same size as a door?  Or can I design on a smaller canvas and print larger?
Thank  You

If you have a bleed, you'll need trim marks.  Should have them anyway.  Let's say your final door size is 36x80 vertical.  I would setup your document at 40x84, enough room for trim marks, center marks, file information, bleed, color bars, etc.  I do not use software based trim marks, but you can if you want to.  Sounds like large format, so Illustrator should be sufficient.

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