YOUR EVERYDAY PRINT COMPANION
Small prints.
Just the right size.
Your photos, your measurements, one happy sheet of paper.
Make a print-ready PDF in a few simple steps.
More making.
Add your images
On your deviceMake it fit your paper
Image proportions stay locked. We never shrink to fit.
Ready, set, print
Print the PDF at 100% / Actual size, not “Fit to page”.
Your paper, previewed
A little space for your ideas.
Add your images, or try the samples.
Your actual-size layout appears here.
A tiny test saves a whole sheet. Print a scale-check sheet first and measure its 5 cm square with a ruler.
Your photos stay yours.
Images are processed in your browser. They are never uploaded to a server.
Real sizes. No surprises.
Set centimetres, millimetres or inches. Your PDF preserves every measurement.
For all the little things.
Scrapbook photos, craft references, gift tags and the next thing you dream up.
A LITTLE HELP AT THE PRINT BUTTON
Good prints start
with small details.
Simple guides for the parts your printer
doesn’t explain.
How to print an image
at its actual size
The one setting that makes your measurements stick.
Get the right size ↗02 / MAKE ROOMDifferent photos.
One sheet of paper.
Set individual sizes and leave a little room to cut.
Plan your sheet ↗03 / KEEP IT CRISPWill this image
print clearly?
Pixels, print size and a useful resolution check.
Check the details ↗A few things you might be wondering.
Does PaperFit change my image dimensions?
PaperFit places your images at the physical size you choose. It preserves their proportions and may rotate them to use paper efficiently. Images too large for your paper are flagged; they are never silently reduced.
Why does my print come out smaller than the preview says?
Your printer or PDF viewer may use “Fit”, “Shrink” or “Scale to fit”. Select 100% or Actual size and the same paper size used in PaperFit. Download a scale-check sheet before printing your photos. See the actual-size printing guide.
Can I use this on a phone?
Yes, in a modern browser. Choose images from your device and save the PDF. Some mobile print dialogs offer limited scale controls; transfer the PDF to a desktop PDF viewer if you cannot select actual size.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
PaperFit is free and does not require an account. Up to 24 images, 100 total copies and 40 sheets are supported per project. Images are kept only in the current page and disappear when you reload it.
What is PaperFit?
PaperFit is a free browser tool for printing images at chosen physical dimensions. It arranges your JPG and PNG files on paper and exports a PDF that preserves those dimensions.
How to use PaperFit
- Add JPG or PNG images and set each print width or height in cm, mm or inches.
- Choose paper, orientation, copies, margins and cutting guides. Review every sheet.
- Download the PDF, print at 100% / Actual size, and check a calibration square with a ruler.
At a glance
| Inputs | JPG and PNG images |
|---|---|
| Outputs | PDF layout and a 50 mm scale-check sheet |
| Project limits | 24 source images, 100 total copies, 40 sheets |
| Processing | Browser-local; image files are not uploaded |
Common questions about PaperFit
Can I print several pictures at different sizes on one page?
Yes. Set each image’s dimensions and copies separately. PaperFit starts another sheet when needed; it does not silently shrink your images.
Can it guarantee the physical print size?
The PDF preserves the requested dimensions. Your printer and PDF viewer must use the same paper size and 100% / Actual size. Print and measure the calibration square first.
Can I split a large poster across several pages?
This version does not tile oversized posters or accept PDF input. An image larger than the printable area is flagged.