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Print Composer — how to use

Getting started

Drag and drop images onto the canvas or sidebar, or click the drop zone to browse. Images appear in the sidebar list where you can reorder them by dragging.

Quick presets

Use the preset buttons (2×2, 2×4, 3×3 etc.) at the top of the sidebar to instantly set a fixed grid layout. You can then fine-tune columns and rows in the toolbar.

Layout

Interacting with images on canvas

Inline editing

QR code

Paste a URL or any text in the QR section. Choose to apply it to every image (small corner overlay), the sheet corner only, or just the first image.

Metadata overlay

Click ⊕ meta in the toolbar to toggle pixel dimensions on each image. This shows for reference only and does not print.

Fit to screen

Click ↕ fit in the toolbar to automatically calculate the zoom level so the sheet fills your current window. Useful after changing paper size.

Print & PDF

Click ⎙ Print (or Cmd/Ctrl+P). A new window opens sized to exact paper dimensions. In your print dialog, choose actual size / no scaling. To save as PDF, choose "Save as PDF" from the printer dropdown.

Saving & loading configurations

Use ↓ Save config (JSON) to download the current layout as a .json file. This includes paper settings, margins, QR, title, captions, image order, and copies.

Use ↑ Load config (JSON) to restore a saved config. Note: images themselves are not stored in the JSON (browser security), but all settings and caption text are preserved. Re-add the same images after loading.

Your last-used settings are automatically saved in the browser and restored when you reopen the tool.

Building a template library

Save your favorite configurations as JSON files and store them in a folder. Suggested naming: YYYY-MM-DD_description.json — e.g. 2026-06-05_3x4-birding-atlas.json

Rearranging images

Keyboard shortcuts