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Multiple Photo Maker

Tile identical or mixed passport photos on standard print paper sizes with automatic spacing, cutting guide marks, and print margin configuration.

Multiple Photo Maker — Phase 03F Active

100% In-Browser

Upload multiple photographs, configure physical dimensions and DPI, and arrange them seamlessly on A4 or 4×6″ sheets with top-aligned grid math, maximum 4 photos per row, and print-ready PDF export.

Step 1: Upload Photographs

Add one or more JPG, PNG, or WebP portrait photos.

Upload Multiple Photographs

Select or drag and drop multiple JPG, PNG, or WebP portraits. Add more anytime without losing existing images.

JPG, PNG, WebPUp to 20 MB / file100% In-Browser Privacy

Photo Dimensions & DPI Settings

Set physical print dimensions and output resolution.

Target Resolution330 × 405 px
inch
inch
Converts without changing physical size
300 DPI Selected

Aspect-Ratio Safe Auto-Cropping

Every photo is center-cropped to the exact aspect ratio of 1.1 : 1.35 (0.81). Images are never distorted or stretched.

Print Sheet Layout & Margins

Select paper size, grid columns, spacing, and cutting guides.

Top-aligned, Left-to-Right
0 mm6 mm25 mm
0 mm1.5 mm15 mm
Cutting Guide Markers

Live Generated Sheet Preview

A4 Sheet (210 × 297 mm) • 300 DPI

100%
Paper SizeA4 (portrait)
Photo Size1.1 × 1.35 inch
Copies Placed0 / 0 copies
Sheet Capacity32 photos max

No Photographs Uploaded

Upload one or more photos above to generate your live print sheet preview in real time.

Export Print Sheet

Calibrated 1:1 physical vector PDF and high-res raster formats.

Zero-Upload Export

Printer Calibration Tip for 100% Physical Accuracy:

In your printer dialog, always select Actual Size (100%) and uncheck "Fit to Page" or "Shrink to Printable Area" so photos print at exact physical dimensions.

100% In-Browser Privacy Invariant

All image decoding, aspect-ratio safe center-cropping, canvas rasterization, and PDF synthesis occur strictly inside your device's browser memory. Zero bytes are uploaded to remote servers or cloud storage.