Print big without the math
Photo grid maker to turn photos into printable grids.
Upload a photo, split it into printable grids, and download a print-ready PDF. Stay private, skip the guesswork, and pay only when you exceed the free limit.
How it works
Split a photo into grids in three steps.
PrintTiler guides you from upload to PDF with clear previews, optional cut marks, and labeled tiles.
Upload and crop
Drop in a JPG, PNG, or WEBP and frame it exactly how you want.
All processing stays on your device.
Choose tiles and paper
Pick tile size, paper size, and layout. We handle the math for you.
A tile is one printed page.
Export and print
Download a print-ready PDF with labels and cut marks.
No account required.
Features
Everything you need for a photo tile collage print.
Built for accuracy, clear assembly, and consistent output across paper sizes.
Smart layout
Auto-fit tiles for efficient paper use and clean alignment.
Two print modes
Choose window-pane borders or seamless poster edges.
Cut marks + labels
Trim confidently with clear guides on every page.
Print-ready PDF
High-quality PDF output with consistent margins.
Private by default
Images stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Helpful assembly
Row and column labels make setup fast and accurate.
Pricing
Simple pricing with one upgrade.
Stay free for smaller posters. Pay only when you need a larger export.
Up to 50x50 cm (19.7x19.7 in) posters.
- 150 DPI output
- Both print modes
- Small watermark
Per download when you exceed 50x50 cm (19.7x19.7 in).
- No account needed
- No watermark
- Instant PDF download
Gallery
See what your print tile collage can look like.
Mix sizes, layouts, and print modes to match your space. Tap a sample to view it full screen.
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Read guideFAQ
Common questions about splitting photos into grids.
If you are still unsure, start with a small poster and scale up.
What counts as the free limit?
Posters up to 50x50 cm (19.7x19.7 in) are free. If your layout exceeds that area, you can pay $1.99 to export without a watermark.
Do you upload my photos?
No. All processing happens in your browser. Your images never leave your device.
What is DPI?
DPI means dots per inch. Higher DPI means sharper prints. PrintTiler keeps output crisp for large posters.
What paper sizes are supported?
You can tile with A3 to A10 and print on A3, A4, or A5 paper sizes.
Should I print at actual size or fit to page?
Always print at actual size or 100 percent scale. Fit to page shrinks tiles and makes alignment harder.
Do I need to trim borders?
Trim only in seamless mode. Window-pane mode keeps a thin border so you can align pages without cutting.
What printers work best?
Most home inkjet or laser printers work well. A4 is the most common, while A3 lets you use fewer sheets.
Will printing use a lot of ink?
Large posters use more ink than a single page. Use standard quality and test a small print if you are unsure.
How do I align the tiles?
Lay the tiles out first, follow the row and column labels, and tape from the back for a clean front edge.