Photo Print Layout
Put many copies of a photo, or many different photos, on a single print sheet at their exact real size, ready for your printer or the photo lab.
Tip: drag a photo on the sheet to change its crop. The change applies to every copy of that photo.
How to use Photo Print Layout
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Add photos
Drop one photo to fill the sheet with copies, or several photos and set how many of each.
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Choose sheet and size
Pick A4, Letter, A5, 4×6 in, 10×15 cm, 13×18 cm or 5×7 in paper and a photo size such as passport 35×45 mm or US 2×2 in.
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Adjust and download
Drag photos to fine-tune the crop, set gaps and cut lines, then download a 300 DPI PDF, JPG or PNG.
Print several photos on one page, at the exact size
Printing one small photo per sheet wastes paper and money. With this layout tool you place as many photos as fit on the sheet, each at its true physical size, so you can print passport photos, wallet photos or a set of prints in one go at home or at a photo kiosk.
Ready-made sizes
- Photo sizes: passport and ID 35×45 mm, US passport and visa 2×2 in, 30×40 mm, 40×50 mm, wallet 2.5×3.5 in, 9×13 cm and 10×15 cm prints, or any custom size in millimetres.
- Sheets: A4, US Letter, A5, 4×6 in, 10×15 cm, 13×18 cm and 5×7 in, in portrait, landscape or the orientation that fits the most photos.
Smart layout
- Fill the sheet automatically repeats your photos until every slot is used, or choose exact copies per photo; extra copies flow onto more sheets.
- Rotate to fit more turns the slots 90° when that fits extra photos on the paper.
- Crop to fill or fit whole: drag a photo on the sheet to move the crop and use zoom to frame a face; all copies follow.
- Cut lines and gaps make trimming with scissors or a paper cutter quick and accurate.
Print at the right size
The PDF is built at 300 DPI with the paper size set exactly, so printing at 100% / Actual size gives photos of the correct size. Glossy photo paper gives the best result for portraits. Need a compliant passport photo first? Use our Passport Photo maker.
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