Simple Guides for Printing Photos at the Right Size
Printing from an iPhone should not require guessing sizes or wasting sheets of paper. These guides explain how to print photos at exact dimensions, place several photos on one page, create correctly sized PDFs, and troubleshoot common printing-size problems.
How to Print a Photo at an Exact Size From Your iPhone
Pixels vs physical size, units, printer scaling, and how to print at dimensions like 4×6 in or 35×45 mm.
Read guideHow to Print Multiple Photos on One A4 or Letter Sheet From iPhone
Same-size copies, mixed sizes on one sheet, margins, packing, and cutting after printing.
Read guideHow to Print 2x2 Photos From Your iPhone
2×2 is a physical size. Official passport rules cover more than dimensions — PrintFit controls layout size, not eligibility.
Read guideHow to Print a 35 × 45 mm Photo From Your iPhone
Set millimetre dimensions, print copies on A4 or Letter, measure the result, and check official document photo rules separately.
Read guideWhy Your iPhone Photo Prints at the Wrong Size — and How to Fix It
A practical sequence: confirm paper and dimensions, disable Fit to Page, print at Actual Size, then measure with a ruler.
Read guideHow to Create a PDF With Photos at Exact Print Sizes on iPhone
Save, email or archive a layout that preserves page geometry — then print at Actual Size / 100%.
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