PaperlarkMultiple Photos on One Page
Put 1, 2, 4 or 6 photos on a sheet of A4, Letter, 4x6 or 5x7 inch paper and get a PDF to print or keep. Free, no sign-up, and the photos never leave your device.
- photos per sheet
- 1 to 6
- paper sizes
- 4
- photo quality in the PDF
- 300 dpi
- photos at a time
- 60
- 1, 2, 4 or 6 photos per sheet
- A4, Letter, 4x6 and 5x7 inch paper
- Fill and crop or show the whole photo
- Margins of 0, 5 or 10 mm
- PDF download and printing from the browser
How It Works
Choose photos
Pick up to 60 photos. When they do not fit on one sheet, the tool adds more sheets in the same layout.
Pick paper and layout
Choose the paper, how many photos go on each sheet, the margins, and whether photos fill their cell or show whole.
Create and print
Create the PDF, then download it or print it. In the print dialog keep the scale at 100 percent so sizes stay exact.
Photo Size on Each Paper
| Paper | 1 per sheet | 2 per sheet | 4 per sheet | 6 per sheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A4 | 190 x 277 | 190 x 136 | 92.5 x 136 | 92.5 x 89 |
| Letter | 195.9 x 259.4 | 195.9 x 127.2 | 95.5 x 127.2 | 95.5 x 83.1 |
| 4 x 6 in | 81.6 x 132.4 | 81.6 x 63.7 | 38.3 x 63.7 | 38.3 x 40.8 |
| 5 x 7 in | 107 x 157.8 | 107 x 76.4 | 51 x 76.4 | 51 x 49.3 |
Calculated by this tool: 10 mm margins, 5 mm between photos. With no margins the cells grow by the margin on each side.
How Photos Are Placed
Photos go left to right and top to bottom: two photos sit one above the other, four make a 2 by 2 grid and six make two columns of three. A photo turns by 90 degrees when that fits its cell better, so a landscape picture fills a tall cell without shrinking.
Fill and crop covers the whole cell and trims the edges of the photo evenly from the center. Show whole photo keeps every pixel and leaves white space where the shapes differ. Each photo is placed at up to 300 dots per inch for its cell, which is what photo printers use, and never larger than the photo itself.
Margins of 0 mm make sense only on printers that print borderless, usually on photo paper. Most office printers leave about 3 to 5 mm blank on each edge.
This Page or the App
| This page | Paperlark app | |
|---|---|---|
| Photos per sheet | 1, 2, 4 or 6 | 1, 2, 4 or 6 |
| Result | PDF to download or print | Goes straight to the printer |
| Preview | Layout of the first sheet | Every sheet as the printer will print it |
| Printer settings | In the browser print dialog | Printer, paper and copies on one screen |
| Where photos come from | Files you choose here | Photos app, Files and the Share menu |
| Price | Free | Pro feature, free preview |
Paperlark 1.0 for iPhone and this page, October 2026.
Questions
Are my photos uploaded
No. The photos are read and placed by your browser, and the PDF is made on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.
Why is part of my photo cut off
With Fill and crop the photo covers its whole cell, so the edges that do not fit are trimmed evenly. Switch to Show whole photo to keep every part of it.
Can I print without borders
Choose None for margins. The printer still decides: only printers that support borderless printing on that paper print to the edge.
How many photos can I add
Up to 60 at a time. They are placed in the order you picked them, filling one sheet after another.
Ready Presets
Print From Your iPhone With Paperlark
Photos, documents and the templates from this site, with a preview that shows the sheet before it prints.
Everyday printing is free. Templates, ID photos and posters need Pro. iPhone only.