Fit an Image to A4

Why fit to A4 first?

Printing an image directly often gives unpredictable margins or an awkward crop. Placing it on a properly sized A4 page first means you control exactly how it sits — centred, with even margins, in portrait or landscape — and the printed result matches what you see.

Choose Contain to keep the whole image with a clean border, Cover to fill the entire page (cropping the overflow), or Actual to print at the image's native size. The output is a one-page A4 PDF, ready to send to any printer.

How to fit an image to A4

1. Open your image. Drag a photo onto the tool, choose a file, or paste it.
2. It opens on A4. The page starts on the Fit to paper tab with A4 selected. Switch between portrait and landscape to match the photo.
3. Choose the fit and margin. Pick Contain, Cover, or Actual, set the margin, and choose a background colour for any border.
4. Download the PDF. Click Download PDF and print at A4 size.

Contain vs Cover

Use Contain when you want the entire image visible (you'll get a border on two sides if the aspect ratios differ). Use Cover when you want the page completely filled and don't mind the edges being cropped. Actual size is best when you need an exact physical dimension.