Print scale calculator
Fit one paper size inside another, allowing for printer margins.
Open tool →Practical guides and free calculators for planner inserts, PDFs and home printables.
Calculate your print scale
Fit one paper size inside another, allowing for printer margins.
Open tool →Calculate print dimensions and preview a centered photo crop locally.
Open tool →Overlay A-series and US paper sizes and calculate a geometric fit.
Open tool →Choose a symptom and follow a focused sequence of checks.
Open tool →Compare measured horizontal and vertical marks to calculate a next test setting.
Open tool →Make graph, dot-grid or lined paper PDFs with custom spacing and margins.
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Fit a page to another paper size, including space for printer margins.
Calculate a percentage →Find the physical size of an image at your chosen pixels per inch.
Calculate image size →Decide whether your print needs exact dimensions or a complete page fit.
Choose your setting →Ten focused guides
Fit an A4 PDF on US Letter paper, with worked examples for zero and 5 mm margins.
Read guide →Compare A5 and Half Letter dimensions and calculate what happens when you resize an insert.
Read guide →Choose between preserving the original dimensions and fitting a page into the available paper area.
Read guide →Use a known reference measurement to calculate a new scale, with limits and a worked example.
Read guide →Convert pixels and a chosen pixels-per-inch value into inches and millimeters without uploading an image.
Read guide →Work out the usable rectangle and understand why a page that fits the sheet may still clip.
Read guide →Check horizontal and vertical print size with our free A4 and US Letter measurement sheets.
Read guide →Understand page order, paper size and cutting before printing planner inserts or a folded booklet.
Read guide →Calculate borders, cropping and pixel requirements when the image and frame have different proportions.
Read guide →Use reference marks to separate a scaling problem from a position or orientation problem in duplex prints.
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