SnapPrint - Passport Photo

Print more photos per sheet A tighter layout fits more photos: for example, 30 Japan-size passport photos on A4 instead of 25. Every free slot shows on the sheet. Tap Fill Empty Slots to fill them with copies, or long-press a photo to duplicate it. Arrange photos yourself: tap a photo and then a slot, or drag it. Drop it on another photo to swap the two. Fixed: on L判, three photos sometimes wouldn't all fit. Print at the correct size AirPrint prints at true physical size. If the paper is too small, it scales the sheet down and warns you. Saved and shared files are marked as 300 DPI, so they print at the right size. Head size now follows each country's official rule. India uses 35×45mm, and US 2×2, 4×6 and 5×7 use their exact sizes. A 30mm check line is printed on the sheet when there's room, and the cut marks are cleaner. Easier photo editing Pinch and drag no longer make the photo jump, and pinching no longer rotates it by accident. New precise controls: a zoom slider, small step-by-step move arrows, a straighten slider, rotate 90°, Auto Fit and Reset. The passport editor is now three simple tabs: Size, Frame, Adjust. "White" now really makes the background white, and a new "Original" option keeps the photo's own background. Guides and reuse New How to Print guide for 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson and Ministop, AirPrint and cutting. New My Photos for saving finished passport photos and reusing them in later print sheets. First-use tips explain the main features. Clearer and simpler A short message confirms each result, such as "Saved to Photos", "Print sheet ready" or "Filled 5 slots". A simpler Home screen; you can edit again or start over after making a passport photo. An Appearance setting (System, Light or Dark), and defaults that apply without restarting the app. Easier to use: bigger buttons, text that follows your size setting, better contrast, a Done button on the number keyboard, confirmation before discarding work, and the photo editor works in landscape. Fixed The B&W filter made photos see-through. The Highlights slider worked backwards. Slider changes couldn't be undone. Background removal on a photo without a person blanked the image. Reopening a print photo's editor erased its crop. Share App crashed on iPad.