Print & layout

Print Sheet Maker

Put as many copies as you need onto A4, A5, Letter or 4 × 6 photo paper — at exact millimetre sizes, with the gap, margin and cut lines you choose. The preview is to scale, so what you see is what the printer produces.

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JPG, PNG or WebP · add as many different images as you need

What fits on an A4 sheet

  • Passport photos at 35 × 45 mm — 20 per sheet
  • Stamp-size photos at 20 × 25 mm — 56 per sheet
  • Cards at 85.6 × 54 mm — 10 per sheet

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How to use Print Sheet Maker

  1. Add the image you want copies of. Use Add another image to put different pictures on the same sheet.

  2. Pick the paper (A4, A5, Letter or 4 × 6 inch photo paper) and portrait or landscape.

  3. Choose Exact size and a preset such as Passport photo, Stamp size, Visa or Card, or enter width and height in mm. Rows & columns fills the page instead.

  4. Set the copies of each image, the gap and the margin, and turn cut lines on or off. The preview is to scale and shows how many fit per sheet.

  5. Tap Download print sheet and print the PDF at 100% scale with page scaling set to none.

Questions about print sheet maker

Will the photos come out the right size?
Yes, provided you print at 100% scale with page scaling set to none. Every measurement is written to the PDF in millimetres — the usual cause of a wrong size is the printer dialog quietly choosing 'fit to page'.
How many passport photos fit on an A4 sheet?
Twenty at 35 × 45 mm with a 3 mm gap and an 8 mm margin. The tool works the grid out from the size you enter and shows the count before you download.
Can I mix different images on one sheet?
Yes. Add several images and set how many copies of each you want — they are placed in order across the sheet.
What are the cut lines for?
A hairline border around each photo, so a white photo on white paper still has something to cut along. Turn them off if you are using a guillotine with its own guides.

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