Krino is wide-format print software for Australian large-format and grand-format shops. Quote and schedule high-value roll and panel work, keep a tight grip on material cost and waste, and run each job end to end from estimate to paid invoice. It is one modern system at one flat price, with built-in AI that no Australian competitor markets.
Wide-format jobs carry real money on every square metre. Banners, wall graphics, floor decals, fleet wraps and rigid displays each have different media, ink coverage, finishing and install requirements, and a small error on any of them scales fast across a big run. Krino builds accurate quotes from your real costs and media widths, so you price by the metre, the panel or the job without guessing. Turn a quote into a live job in one click and the details carry straight through to production, so the person on the machine works from the same numbers you quoted. See how the wider print quoting software handles complex estimates.
In wide-format, the roll is often your biggest single cost, so how you use it is the difference between a healthy job and a loss. Krino gives you real material management, tracking rolls and sheets, costing media into each job, and showing what a run will consume before you print. Pair that with the material waste calculator to test layouts, compare orientations and see your yield, so you commit the right amount of media and keep offcuts to a minimum. On a 1.6 metre roll, a few centimetres of avoidable waste per job adds up to serious money over a year.
Every media change on a wide-format printer costs you time, ink and a fresh chance to waste material. Krino uses AI print production scheduling to sequence work so similar media and finishing run together, batching jobs to keep the printer moving and setups low. Instead of an operator constantly reloading and re-profiling, the machine works through grouped runs, and you get more finished output from the same shift. That is capacity you already own, freed up without buying another printer.
Wide-format rarely stops at print. There is lamination, cutting, welding, eyeletting and install to coordinate, and a job that prints early can still ship late if finishing is a mystery. Krino tracks each job through every stage, so you can see what is printed, what is in finishing and what is ready to go out. Nothing sits in a corner forgotten, and your team spends less time asking where things are and more time producing.
Older print MIS tools were never built for wide-format, and it shows. Krino has a clean, modern interface that operators pick up quickly, whether they are loading media, running the RIP queue or checking the day’s schedule. Less time fighting the software means more time on the machine, and because pricing is one flat fee with no per-seat cost, you can put your whole team on it, from estimators to installers, without the bill creeping up. Explore the full Krino feature set to see what is included.
The shops that make good money in wide-format are not always the ones with the most machines; they are the ones that waste the least and quote the most accurately. Because Krino ties your costs, media usage and schedule together, you can see the margin on a job before you accept it and protect it while you produce it. No more discovering at invoice time that a big, impressive job barely broke even because of setup, reprints and offcuts nobody was tracking.
Krino runs the whole job in one place, so nothing falls between disconnected tools. You start with a quote, convert it to a scheduled job, produce and track it across the floor, then invoice, all without re-entering data. When the job is done, the invoice flows straight into your accounts through the native Xero integration, in Australian dollars with GST applied. That is one source of truth from first enquiry to payment, instead of a spreadsheet, a whiteboard and a separate accounts export.
Yes. Krino quotes and schedules roll media and rigid panels together, costing each correctly and tracking the material through the job, so mixed wide-format shops run everything from one system.
Krino costs media into each job and works alongside the material waste calculator so you can test layouts and orientations before printing. Better nesting and fewer changeovers mean less wasted roll and more margin per job.
Yes. Krino tracks jobs across every stage, including lamination, cutting and install, so you always know what is printed, what is in finishing and what is ready to dispatch.