Turn a folder of photos into neat printable thumbnail pages. Pick the paper size, grid and captions, and the tool fills as many pages as you need at true print resolution.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server.
Review a whole shoot on paper and mark your favorites with a pen.
Keep a printed index of the photos on each drive or album.
Hand out tidy, captioned thumbnail pages for selection or reference.
The page is drawn at real paper dimensions, so a 300 DPI A4 page is 2480 by 3508 pixels. After the margins, title and page number area, the remaining space is divided into your grid of cells, separated by the gap. Each photo is either fitted entirely inside its cell or cropped to fill it, and captions are shortened with an ellipsis if they do not fit.
Photos are added to pages in order until each page is full, and new pages are created automatically. When printing, the pages are sent as images with the paper size set to match, so choose the same paper and set scaling to 100 percent or actual size in the print dialog.
2480 x 3508 pixels, ideal for sharp prints.
Fit shows the whole photo; fill crops to make a uniform grid.
File names help you find the originals later.
Columns times rows. A 4 by 5 grid holds 20 photos per page. Extra photos flow onto new pages automatically.
Your printer may add its own margins or scale the page. Choose Actual size or 100 percent scaling and disable fit to page in the print dialog.
Yes. Press Print and choose Save as PDF as the printer.
Thumbnails are drawn from copies of up to 1400 pixels, which is more than enough for contact sheet cells even at 300 DPI.
No. Everything is processed and printed from your browser.
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