Good prints start with good answers.
A quick guide to getting the size and layout you expect.
How do I add photos?
Drag photos into the app, choose Add photos, or select image files in Finder and open them with InkLayout. You can add many images in one go.
Can one sheet contain different photo sizes?
Yes. Choose a default size in Print settings, then change the Photo size on any photo card. Choose Custom size on that card to enter a width and height for that photo only.
How do I print two copies of one photo?
Use the plus button beside Copies on that photo. InkLayout includes the extra copy in the automatic layout.
Why is a photo cropped?
Crop fills the selected frame and can trim the edges. Choose Fit to show the complete image. Check the live preview before exporting or printing.
How do I keep the printed size accurate?
Confirm the paper and photo dimensions in the app. In the macOS print dialog, choose 100% or Actual Size and turn off Fit to Page. Your printer may require margins; check its printable-area warning.
What if a photo does not fit?
Try another paper orientation or size, reduce margins or borders, or choose a smaller photo size. Full-page borderless prints need a printer that supports borderless output.
Where does the PDF go?
Choose Export PDF, then select where to save the file on your Mac. Open the saved PDF to verify page size and placement before sending it to a printer.
Does InkLayout need internet?
No. Photo layout, colour adjustment, PDF export, and printing run on your Mac. Internet is only needed if you visit this website or email support.
Still need help?
Email the app version, macOS version, paper size, printer model, and what you expected to happen. Attach a screenshot if useful; avoid sending private photos unless necessary.
