Printfit: Print Photos to Size

Type the size you want. Printfit puts exactly that size on paper. Most apps stretch your picture to fill the page. Printfit does the opposite. You choose the finished size — 4 × 6 in, 9 × 13 cm, 35 × 45 mm — and it arranges your photos on the paper you actually own, then exports a PDF that prints true to size. EXACT SIZES, NOT APPROXIMATE • Any finished size in inches, centimetres or millimetres • Presets for 4 × 6, 5 × 7, 3.5 × 5, 8 × 10, 2 × 3, square cards, 2 × 2 in and 35 × 45 mm ID sizes • Fill the frame and drag the photo to choose the crop, or Fit to keep the whole image inside it ONE SHEET, MANY PRINTS • Up to 50 photos, each with its own size and number of copies • Printfit packs them onto as few sheets as it can and never shrinks a print to make it fit • Apply one size, count and crop mode to every photo at once YOUR PAPER • A4, US Letter, US Legal, A5, A3, and 4 × 6, 5 × 7, 8 × 10 in photo paper • Or type a custom paper size in millimetres • Margins from 0 to 25 mm, portrait or landscape, optional cut marks CHECK YOUR PRINTER FIRST Printers quietly rescale pages. Printfit prints a free test ruler — 10 cm in 1 mm divisions and 4 in in 1/16 in divisions — so you can measure it with a real ruler before you spend a sheet of photo paper. The test ruler is always free. EXPORT • A print-ready PDF, rendered from your original files • Share it, open the system print dialog, or save it to Files • Layout and PDF creation run on your device. No account, no sign-in, no ads FREE AND PAID Build your whole layout for free. A free export gives you the first sheet, with no watermark. Printfit Full unlocks every sheet with one purchase. No subscription. BEFORE YOU PRINT Choose the same paper in Printfit and in the printer dialog, pick 100% or Actual Size, and turn off Fit to Page. Printfit preserves the dimensions inside the PDF, but your printer decides what finally lands on the paper — so print the test ruler and measure it first. Passport and ID presets give you the dimensions only. Check the issuing authority's rules for background, framing and other requirements. Borderless printing depends on your printer and may crop the edges. Enlarging a low-resolution photo does not bring back detail that was never captured.