Arrange ID photos onto an A4 sheet for printing (8 one-inch or 2-inch photos). Generated locally in your browser.
TL;DR: Free ID photo print layout: arrange photos onto an A4 sheet (8 per page) with margins for direct printing, locally.
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Usage Guide
Photo-lab prints are pricey and home printing layouts are fiddly. This tool arranges your ID photo onto an A4 sheet (8 photos in a 2×4 grid with cutting margins) as a print-ready PNG, generated locally. Pixel sizes come from the same PHOTO_SIZES table as the resizer.
1. Generate the sheet
- Upload a portrait (prepare the background with the background-changer or resizer first).
- Pick the size (1-inch or 2-inch — pixels shown on the buttons) and background color, click Generate A4 sheet.
- Download the PNG and print at 100% scale on photo paper.
2. Layout and printing tips
The grid is 2 columns × 4 rows with an 80px outer margin and 24px gaps for easy cutting. Use photo paper (plain A4 bleeds and warps), choose "Actual size / 100%" in print settings to avoid scaling — if your photo paper is slightly smaller than A4, pick "Fit to page".
3. The money-saving combo
- Prepare background and framing in the background-changer or resizer, then lay out and print here — eight standard ID photos from one A4 sheet for far less than a lab reprint.
4. Print DPI and cutting accuracy
Output is A4 at 2480×3508px (~300 DPI); per-photo pixels come from PHOTO_SIZES (295×413 / 413×579). After printing, cut to 25×35mm (1-inch) or 35×49mm (2-inch). Glossy paper shows banding on draft drivers — set photo/high quality and disable fit-to-page so scale stays exact.
5. Practical tips before printing
- Use matte or glossy photo paper, not plain paper, for true-to-color skin tones.
- Print one test sheet on plain paper to verify scale before using photo paper.
- Keep the exported A4 PNG for identical reprints later (this tool does not emit PDF).
FAQ
A 2-column, 4-row grid of 8 photos for both 1-inch and 2-inch specs; pixel sizes come from the same PHOTO_SIZES table as the resizer, and margins are left for cutting. The output is a PNG image, not a PDF.
The output is an A4-sized image (2480×3508px) — save it and print at 100% scale on A4. Photo paper is recommended; plain paper shows a visible color gap against what you see on screen.
Printer drivers, paper, and cutting each add their own error, so the printed sheet can drift from the on-screen layout. Run one cheap test page, confirm the margins survive cutting and the colors hold, then commit to photo paper.
At the end. Crop to the target spec with the resizer and swap the background if needed, then upload the finished photo here. Keep a master from each earlier step so a redo never starts from zero.
No — the A4 sheet is composed entirely in your browser, and the export lands straight in your downloads folder.
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