Arrange photos without uploading them
Select JPG, PNG or WebP files from your device. Up to twelve photos can be loaded at once, with a maximum of 15 MB per file. The tool decodes each image locally and prepares a print preview. It does not send your photos to a storage service, analytics endpoint or account database. Images remain in memory until you leave or reset the page.
Choose one, two, four, six or nine frames per sheet. Extra photos continue on additional sheets. The page counter updates so you can check how many pages the print job will produce before opening your printer dialog. Photos follow the file-selection order; if you need a different sequence, rename or select them in that order before importing.
Fit versus fill
Fit entire image preserves every edge. Empty bands are expected when a photo’s aspect ratio differs from the frame. This is the right choice for documents, artwork with a border, or pictures where people stand close to an edge.
Fill frame crops centrally until the frame is covered. It is useful for tidy contact sheets but can remove heads or details near the edge. Inspect every preview before printing. This tool does not claim to perform face-aware cropping, retouching or passport-photo compliance checks.
Resolution and paper
The preview uses reduced images with a longest edge of at most 3,000 pixels to keep memory usage manageable. A rough low-resolution notice appears when an image may look soft at the selected size. That notice is only a guide: visible sharpness depends on the source image, crop, viewing distance and printer.
Margins range from 5 to 30 mm. The frame spacing is separate from the outer margin. Choose a paper size and orientation that match the actual sheet in your printer. A4 and Letter are close enough to look similar on screen but different enough for automatic scaling to move or shrink your images.
Make a PDF or print
Open Print / Save PDF after the preview loads. The printable document contains the prepared sheets, without website navigation. Disable the browser’s headers and footers, select the same paper size and use 100% scaling. A printer with larger hardware margins may need a larger layout margin too.
Saved account projects can retain paper, fitting and layout choices. Photos themselves are never stored in a project, so reopening a saved layout asks you to select the images again. For downloadable vector artwork instead, open the coloring page maker. For handwriting or diagrams, try paper templates.