Printer Pal

Printer Pal is a free software tool that helps you print high-quality images on your home printer.

Most online image editors assume you're going to use your image digitally, so they will save your images at a resolution for meant for digital display. However, if you try to print these images, they will often look fuzzy. That's because you need a much higher resolution for printing images versus viewing images on a monitor or a phone. 

That's where Printer Pal comes in! Printer Pal lets you easily arrange, crop, and resize photos on a sheet of paper, at a resolution that is meant for high-quality prints (300 pixels per inch). When you're done, you can download the printable image and it will be ready to print on your home printer!

You can download Printer Pal or use it on the web.

Features

• Add and arrange images (jpg or png) 
• Crop and resize images
• Adjust paper size and print resolution
• Download print-ready image file

Get Printer Pal

Printer Pal is a free tool you can use through a website or as a standalone desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

There's no need to create an account or log in.  Photos are stored on your computer, not in the cloud, so all of your data is 100% private to you.

Get Printer Pal via one of the links below:

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FAQ:

Q: I have a Mac! Should I download Arm64 or Intel?

You can check whether your Mac is Arm64 or Intel by clicking the Apple menu (at the top left of your computer), and then click "About This Mac." 

If this says "Chip: Apple ..." then you have an Arm64 Mac, and if it says "Processor: ..." then you have an Intel Mac!

Q: On Windows, when I try to run the installer, I just see a big blue box that says "Windows protected your PC"!

Sigh yeah... unfortunately, the only way I can get rid of this box is to pay ~$400-1000+ a year and jump through many hoops 🫠 This is a Microsoft thing lol. (See this Reddit post if you're curious!)

ANYHOW I'm not doing that, hence the screen 😂 Luckily you can bypass the screen by clicking "More Info" and then "Run Anyway". Nothing will harm your computer, I promise!!

(Or if you feel uncomfortable, use the web version instead!)