Photos & frames
Set dimensions for your frames or photo paper, then arrange several photos together.
Actual-size photo layout tool
Give your photos
the size you have in mind.
Set photo dimensions in centimeters, millimeters or inches in your browser, arrange multiple photos on a sheet, and export a PDF.
Open in your browser. Edit and export without signing in.
What will you make?
From photos on your screen to something you can hold.
Journals & collages
Make room in your journal for travels, everyday moments and favorite images, arranged on one sheet.
Cards & labels
Start with a featured layout and adjust dimensions, cropping and margins for your cards and labels.
How it works
Three steps from photo to paper.
Add your photos
Choose your photos, or begin with a featured layout.
Set sizes and arrange
Choose your paper size, set photo dimensions in centimeters, millimeters or inches, then adjust positions and cropping.
Export a PDF for printing
Print at actual size or 100%. Check the size with a 50 mm test line first.
FAQ
A few things to know before you print.
- Is it free now?
- The current featured layouts are free to use.
- Are A6 and 4×6-inch paper the same size?
- No. A6 is 105×148 mm; 4×6-inch paper is 101.6×152.4 mm. Both your layout and print settings need to match the actual paper.
- Can I import a PDF?
- The current workflow is to import photos, set their dimensions and arrange them, then export a PDF. This is not a PDF import and editing tool.
- Are my photos uploaded to a server?
- Photo editing and PDF generation happen locally on your device, without uploading your photos. Anonymous analytics and feedback you choose to submit may be sent to a server.
- Why is the printed size wrong?
- Choose “Actual size” or 100%, turn off automatic fit-to-page scaling, and check the paper size in your printer driver. Print a 50 mm test line first and measure it with a ruler. Different printers and drivers may still introduce size variations.
Printing guides
Know your sizes, paper and print settings.
Three guides in Simplified Chinese, with original diagrams and sources.
Photo prints the wrong size? Check dimensions, scaling and the 50 mm ruler
Why does a 20 × 40 mm photo print smaller? Check the photo frame, PDF paper size and print scaling with a 50 mm ruler.
Read guide (Chinese) →4×6-inch photo paper or A6? Compare the actual dimensions
4×6 inches is 101.6 × 152.4 mm; A6 is 105 × 148 mm. Understand aspect ratios, cropping and paper choices before printing.
Read guide (Chinese) →Arrange a sheet of small journal photos with TruePrint
Use six 30 × 40 mm photos to learn local layout, cropping, A4 PDF export and reusable templates, with notes on drafts and printing.
Read guide (Chinese) →Make the next one your size.
Open the studio and start with a photo.