ABOUT PAPERFIT

A small tool for the things you make.

Built to take a little guesswork out of everyday printing.

PaperFit is an early web experiment by Draconova. Its job is simple: place images on paper at the physical sizes you choose, then create a PDF you can print at actual size.

What it does

You can combine JPG and PNG images, choose centimetres, millimetres or inches, set copies, and arrange them on A4, A3, US Letter or 4 × 6 inch paper. PaperFit can rotate images, add cutting guides and create a separate scale-check sheet.

How it handles your images

Image decoding, layout and PDF creation happen in your browser. Your images are not uploaded. Reloading or closing the page clears the project. Paper and measurement preferences may be saved on your device, but image files are not.

What it does not promise

PaperFit preserves the dimensions in the PDF. Your printer and PDF viewer still control the physical output. It does not offer professional colour proofing, automatic cropping, PDF input, oversized poster tiling or guaranteed printer calibration. Test a sheet before working with expensive materials.

Help shape the experiment

Did the print come out at the right size? Was it confusing to get there? The short feedback page lets you share the outcome without sending photos, filenames or contact details.

We are testing whether this workflow is useful before expanding it. PaperFit currently has no advertising and no paid plan.

Updated September 13, 2026 · PaperFit by Draconova