Printing guides

Answers to common questions about paper sizes, print scaling and resolution, with the quickest way to get each job done.

• How to print ID front and back on one page — Photograph both sides of your ID card, pick ID card in the tool, and print front and back at real size (85.6×54 mm) on one Letter page.
• Letter size in pixels at 72, 96, 150 and 300 DPI — US Letter is 8.5×11 inches, which is 2550×3300 pixels at 300 DPI, 1275×1650 at 150 DPI and 612×792 at 72 DPI. Full table, the formula and tips.
• Letter vs A4 – what's the difference in size? — A4 is 210×297 mm and used in most of the world; US Letter is 8.5×11 in (215.9×279.4 mm), used mainly in the US, Canada and Mexico.
• How to print multiple pictures on one Letter page — Add several photos or screenshots and they are arranged on one Letter page, uncropped and as large as possible, ready to print or save as PDF.
• How to print multiple receipts or invoices on one page — Drag PDF invoices, receipt photos and payment screenshots into one tool and they are laid out at real size on Letter sheets, ready to print.
• How to print text messages and chat history — The easiest way to print a conversation is from screenshots. Add them to the tool and long ones are split into readable columns on Letter paper.
• What DPI do you need for printing? — DPI is dots per inch. For text and photos, 300 DPI prints sharp and 150 DPI looks a little soft. Exports from the layout tool are already 300 DPI.
• How to print a long screenshot so you can read it — Shrinking a long screenshot onto one page makes the text unreadable. Split it into columns instead; the tool cuts between lines and adds pages as needed.
• Why does my printout come out the wrong size? — Prints that come out slightly small or cut off are usually caused by "Fit to page" scaling or the wrong paper size. Set Actual size / 100% and test.