PrintSized makes free tools that solve one narrow, irritating problem: getting an image onto paper at a size you actually chose.
The problem exists because digital images have no inherent physical size. A photo is a grid of pixels; it becomes inches only when something decides how densely to lay those pixels down. Most printing paths never let you make that decision, so the printer driver picks for you and you end up with something photo-shaped at a size nobody intended. Every tool here works around that by producing a PDF with real physical dimensions already fixed, so your printer only has to avoid rescaling it.
Everything runs in your browser. When you choose an image, it is read into your device's memory, laid out, and written to a PDF locally by JavaScript. No image is ever transmitted to a server. This is not a policy promise that could quietly change — it is how the site is built. There is no server to receive an upload.
That also means the tools keep working offline once the page has loaded, and there is no account, no sign-up, and no limit on how many sheets you make.
PrintSized is an independent site built and maintained by one person. It is not affiliated with any printer manufacturer, photo lab, or government agency.
The site is free and is supported by advertising and by affiliate links to printing supplies. Affiliate links mean that if you buy something after following one, this site may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. That arrangement never changes what the tools do — they produce the same output whether or not anybody buys anything.
The dimensions these tools produce are computed, not estimated, and every figure quoted in the written guides is generated by the same code that generates the PDFs, so the two cannot drift apart. If you find a measurement that is wrong, please report it — that is the single most useful thing anyone can send.