TotImages · A4
Print 10 × 15 cm photos at actual size
Prepare a photo to print at exactly 10 × 15 cm: an actual-size A4 PDF to trim, without uploading it anywhere.
Your images never leave your device.
- 1 Choose
- 2 Prepare
- 3 Download
Choose an image
Drop a JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF image here.
Set the size and create your PDF
Aspect ratio stays locked: changing one dimension adjusts the other.
Your PDF is ready
Download PDF- In the print dialog choose “Actual size” or “100%”: “Fit to page” changes the centimetres.
- Choose A4 paper and the same orientation (portrait or landscape) as the PDF.
- Check the 50 mm line in the PDF with a ruler before trimming anything.
For posters: follow the rows and columns, trim along the dashed lines and glue the repeated area. Crop marks and page numbers guide you.
How it works
10 × 15 cm is the classic pocket photo format (4 × 6 inches). Enter 10 cm width and the tool keeps the photo’s aspect ratio: if the photo is 2:3, the height lands on exactly 15 cm. If the photo has another ratio we never distort it: you will see the real height it gets and you can crop it first with any editor.
Everything happens in the browser: the image is not uploaded anywhere and the PDF is generated on your device. That is why it works the same for personal photos and work documents, and why the maximum size depends on your device memory, not on any server.
What it is for
Photos for frames
10 × 15, 13 × 18 or 15 × 21 cm frames: enter the frame’s centimetres and the photo will fit exactly.
Cards and invitations
Christening, wedding or Christmas cards at pocket size, printed at home on photo paper.
Document photos
Small sizes for ID cards and paperwork: enter the exact millimetres requested (for example 3.5 × 4.5 cm) and trim.
Before you print
- Scale at 100% or “actual size”, never “fit to page”.
- A4 paper selected on the printer, with the same orientation as the PDF.
- Normal or high print quality: draft mode can lighten thin lines.
- First test on plain paper; photo paper only once the size is right.
- Verify it with the calibration sheet: print it and measure the 10 cm square with a ruler.
Frequently asked questions
What aspect ratio does the photo need?
To fill the 10 × 15 cm without gaps, the photo should be 2:3 (the ratio of most phones and cameras). If it is 4:3 or square, the tool keeps the ratio and the height will be under 15 cm: crop the photo to 2:3 first if you want it full.
10 × 15 photo paper or A4?
The PDF always comes out as A4. With A4 photo paper, print at 100% and trim the photo along the edge. If your printer takes 10 × 15 paper, set the exact size and try printing directly, but many printers misplace an A4 PDF on small paper: the safe route is A4 and trim.
How many pixels for 10 × 15?
A sharp 10 × 15 cm photo needs about 1,200 × 1,800 pixels (300 DPI). Any modern phone photo has plenty. Below 600 × 900 pixels the photo will look soft.
Can I put two photos on one sheet?
The tool places one image per PDF. For two photos on one A4, create a PDF for each and print them separately, or combine both photos into a single image with an editor before creating the PDF.