ImageFit

Make images fit perfectly on a page.

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Add images to fit them onto print-ready pages

Upload one or more images, then choose how they should fit. ImageFit will create exact Letter, A4, Legal, or A5 print pages.

Tip: drag items in the list, or use ↑ ↓, to reorder them

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Fit images on a printable page online

ImageFit arranges one or more images into a clean grid on Letter, A4, Legal, or A5 pages, with fit, fill, or stretch modes and optional auto-rotation for the best fit. Images are read locally through your browser and are never uploaded.

Common questions

How do I print multiple photos on one page?

Drop your images into ImageFit and set “Images per page” to 2, 4, 6, or 9. ImageFit builds an even grid on the paper size you choose, then Print / Save PDF sends it to your printer or a PDF.

What is the difference between fit, fill, and stretch?

Fit scales each image to sit fully inside its cell with no cropping. Fill scales it to cover the cell, cropping the overflow. Stretch distorts the image to the exact cell shape.

Can it rotate images automatically?

Yes. “Auto-rotate each image for best fit” compares the image at 0° and 90° and keeps whichever orientation uses more of the available space.

Is there a file-size limit?

There is no fixed limit — nothing is uploaded, so the only cap is your device's memory. Images are decoded and laid out in your browser tab, so a large batch of high-resolution photos may be slow on low-memory devices.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Images are read through in-browser object URLs and rendered locally. The pixels never leave your device.