Photo & document essentials / 03
Put your photos on paper, at the size you choose. Arrange copies in a tidy grid and download a PDF ready for actual-size printing.
Add a single photo for repeated copies, or several photos for a mixed sheet. Each image has its own copy count. Move images in the list to change their order on paper.
Choose A4 or Letter, the orientation, and the photo box dimensions in millimetres. For 2 × 2 inch boxes, enter 50.8 × 50.8 mm. All images use the same box size in this version.
Check crop and padding, then download the PDF. The default A4 layout fits 25 boxes of 35 × 45 mm, with 10 mm margins and 3 mm spacing. Printing 26 copies creates a second page.
No. Photos are rasterized at 300 DPI for their selected box size, then placed at exact PDF dimensions. If the source has fewer pixels, an upscaling warning appears. Increasing a DPI setting does not recover missing detail.
The tool reports the problem and disables export. Reduce the box dimensions or margins, or switch orientation. Copies exceeding the current sheet’s capacity continue to the next page, up to 10 pages.
The default fit mode keeps the entire image with white padding as needed. Center crop fills every box and removes content at its edges. Inspect the preview before exporting, especially for document photos.
You can set zero margins, but many printers cannot print to the edge. Choose margins supported by your printer. The PDF preserves your selected layout; your print dialog must use the same paper size and actual-size scaling.
Use the Image Dimensions & DPI Checker to inspect pixels and estimate print size before creating your sheet.
Use the Passport & ID Photo Maker for precise crop alignment. For digital submissions with a file-size limit, use the Image Compressor; a print sheet PDF is intended for paper output.
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