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Photo Sheet Layout

Several images on one sheet

Choose a file

Drop a file hereTap to choose a fileDrop it herePick several at once, up to 60. Photos are never uploaded.Pick several at once, up to 60. Photos are never uploaded.

Settings

Marks go in the outer margin only, so nothing is left on the piece you cut out.

Result

Choose photos and the layout appears here.

Open the saved image and print it at actual size. Photos stay in your browser and are never sent to a server.

How to use

Lays several photos out in a grid on one sheet. Set the number of cells, margins, gaps and output resolution, and add cut marks if you need them. Images are processed in your browser and never uploaded.

When to use it

  • Printing a sheet of ID photos.
  • Collecting several pictures onto one page.
  • Producing stickers or small prints to cut out.

How to use it

  1. Choose several photos.
  2. Pick the paper, orientation and the number of columns and rows.
  3. Set the outer margin and the gap between cells in millimetres.
  4. Choose how images fit a cell — contain (nothing cropped), cover (edges cropped) or stretch (proportions broken).
  5. Pick the output resolution and save this sheet, or all sheets as a ZIP.

Good to know

  • If any photo would be cropped, you are told how many before saving, so you can switch to contain instead.
  • Cut marks are drawn only in the outer margin, never inside a cell, so nothing shows on the trimmed pieces.
  • Cell dimensions are shown in millimetres, which is what matters for ID photos and anything cut to size.
  • A higher output resolution is sharper but heavier; 300DPI suits most printing.
  • Nothing is uploaded — the whole layout is rendered on this device.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make ID photos?

Crop to the required ratio first with the image cropper, then set the grid here. Cell sizes are shown in millimetres so you can confirm a format such as 35 × 45mm.

My photos are being cropped.

Cover fills the cell and trims the edges. Choose contain to keep everything, accepting blank space inside the cell. The screen tells you in advance how many images would be cropped.

The printed size is wrong.

Printing with "fit to page" or any scale other than 100% changes the size. For true dimensions, set 100% / actual size in the print dialog.

Can cells have different sizes?

All cells are the same. For mixed sizes, make two sheets, or combine images first with the image merger and place the result in one cell.