Print to Size

• Price: $2.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.9 19692 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Best thing since sliced bread😁

   I don’t know what I would do without this app! I am able to print picture from my phone to my printer at any size ( 8.5 x11 is my max)! I have gifted friends and family with a picture (usually from their FB 🙂) and framed it for them and they talk more about the picture and the memories it brought back then any other gift. This app helps me fit as many pictures as the page can hold or just one big beautiful photo. I have had this app for years and never once was disappointed! I recommend to everyone for printed pictures because some day your phone may fail you but a tangible photo never will and Print to size is the best way to help you with that❣️ BTW I get my photo paper from the dollar tree in the stationary section. Blue sleeve, lit of times hidden. But it is there😁. Peace out friends.

   Redheaded Allie S. · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Just what I was looking for!

   This app is perfect for resizing images to print and putting multiple images on a page. It’s super easy and intuitive to use, definitely worth the $3 it costs. Normally when I try to print a picture from my phone via wifi, it would just fill the full 8.5x11 page. So I would have to transfer my photos to my pc before printing the size I need, to fit in a frame for example. I could made it work, but I was looking for a way to resize images straight my phone to skip the extra hassle. Honestly I must have tried half a dozen free apps that just didn’t do this seemingly simple thing I needed of making images smaller, including Canon PRINT, which you’d think should have worked with my Canon printer. With some more searching, Google recommended this app for what I need. I was skeptical about spending the $3 for it without first knowing for sure if it would do what I need, after all the failed attempts with other apps that said they could but didn’t, but now having tried this one I’m glad I did. This app makes it simple and intuitive to resize images to precisely the measurement you need, as well as crop, rotate and add multiple images to a page for a collage and/or to save paper. I feel so relieved to have finally found just what I was looking for.

   applecrisps · 30 Aug 2026

3. 3/5ALMOST perfect. Still worth the buy

   I’m deducting a star because it’s been YEARS since I wrote this review and it still hasn’t been improved. This app is just a couple handy features away from being perfection: --Some images cannot be resized without cutting off half of the photo... I don't understand why some images can be "adjusted" to fit inside the cropped dimensions and others cannot... but it's super inconvenient.👎🏽 It would be SUPER HELPFUL if you'd make the background (on which you crop and place images) able to turn black or red while you're placing images on the "paper". I often under-crop an image but I can't tell because there's no contrast between the image and the background I'm sitting it on. Make sense? Just make it automatically turn red or black or somehow contrasted so you can tell the space apart and not end up with a centimeter of your image missing! I've wasted a million dollars in expensive paper because of this. Easy fix. Please do. --there is no option to print at 9x12. Why?! Every other option possible, but not 9x12. Please add it. Please? I've been waiting forevvvvver. Your app is soooo close to being perfect. ++ the developer is kind and responsive and somewhat accessible, which is rare. And nice. But seriously guy- the 9x12?! Please?! And the contrast!! ++ with exception of aforementioned shortcomings, this app does exactly what it claims. It has never crashed. And if you buy it and hate it (you won't hate it) you can easily get your money back through App Store. It's worth trying. You'll dig it.

   Antifascist_Mfr · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Clean layout, Simple to use. Save ink. No pop-ups!

   I have an HP printer on the InstantInk program (which I love). There’s some things I appreciate about the HP Smart app, but I’ll never understand why they haven’t implemented being able to choose specific sizes for your photos/documents. Pinch/zoom is the only options, which basically could result in many pages having to be printed before you get it to an “appropriate” size for a frame or project. (Which on InstantInk, could end up being rather costly, and going over your allotted plan pages. I’ve searched for almost a year now for a “work-around”, and came up with nothing, until this app! It’s truly one of the most simple apps to use. Allowing one to not only crop or size their image, but also add many photos or documents to the page before printing (an option that doesn’t exist within the HP Smart app). For someone, like myself, who is allotted a certain amount of pages with the InstantInk program, this is great! For someone who doesn’t use the program, it’s a way to save on ink (which is very costly). It basically benefits anyone/everyone! I’ve never once seen an ad pop up on this app (which let’s be honest, while the App Store is full of free apps, 99% of them, either have a boat loat of ads popping up, or are constantly “begging” for a rating, review, or “add-ons for X amount of dollars”). Never have I encountered this with this app! With a clean layout, simple to use, this is the perfect app for anyone to save on ink and get exact measurements for any photo or document. Wonderful job done on this app! Love it!

   Mystee Dawn · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Holy Tango!

   So I spent a good chunk of this morning searching for an app that would allow me to create a photo collage (multiple & different photos) on 8.5x11 photo paper, that I could print on my home printer. The App Store was of no help to me and everything that came up first in my search was something like printing to strangers or into the ether. I did a search under “HP”, since my printer is an HP Tango, and this Clafoutis Ltd app came up. It is EXACTLY what I needed. I watched the video before purchase and this has turned out to be one of the most quick & user friendly apps I’ve used in quite some time. ***Tip*** If you have an HP Tango and you want a crisp clear photo print, use the save .jpg option, then use the “Print” option rather than the “HP Smart Print” option (if you use the HP Smart printer app like me). For some reason, the HP Smart Print has those dreaded lines in the photos as if it thinks the photo collage is a document rather than a photo.

   Furry Fly · 30 Aug 2026

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