How to print multiple pictures on one A4 page

2026-10-19

The quickest way: open the photo layout tool, drag in all your pictures at once (or paste screenshots with Ctrl+V, or Cmd+V on a Mac), and they are arranged on a single A4 page automatically. Click Export to print or download a PDF. There are no sizes to set and no pixels or resolutions to work out.

The same approach works whether you want to print 2 images on one page, four photos for a school project, or a dozen screenshots.

Why not Word or the built-in print dialog?

• Word and Google Docs are made for text. Once you insert a few pictures, you’re resizing and dragging each one by hand, and they tend to jump around when you touch anything.
• The Windows “Print Pictures” dialog offers a handful of fixed layouts and, by default, crops the edges of your photos to fill each slot.
• Image editors make you create a blank canvas the size of a sheet of A4 paper, work out pixels and resolution, and place every picture yourself.

What the automatic layout does

1. No cropping. Every picture is shown whole, scaled proportionally.
2. As large as possible. Pictures are made as big as the page allows, and landscape and portrait shots mixed together still line up neatly.
3. Keeps your order. Pictures go left to right, top to bottom, in the order you added them.
4. Saves paper. A new page is only added when the current one is full, and the pictures are then spread evenly across the pages.

Fine-tuning

• On a computer, drag a picture to move it, drag a corner to resize it, and use the item menu to rotate, crop or delete. Pictures snap to the margins and to each other. If you make a mess, click Re-layout.
• On a phone, long-press a picture and drag it onto another to swap them; tap one to rotate it, add a caption or delete it.
• Margins can be Auto, None, Narrow or Normal. With None, keep in mind that most printers can’t print the outer 3–5 mm of the sheet.
• If you’ll cut the pictures apart later, use Add caption to label each one.

Supported formats

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, HEIC (iPhone photos) and JFIF all work. Each page of a PDF is laid out as a separate block too, and you can mix all of these freely.

Getting it out

• Print: choose Actual size or 100% in the print settings.
• Download PDF: pages are exactly A4 size, with images at 300 DPI.
• Download images: one 300 DPI image per page, zipped when there are several.

All files are processed in your browser and never uploaded. Ready? Put your pictures on one page.