Direct answer. In PrintExactly, add every photo to the sheet, set each item's physical dimensions, use Auto Arrange to pack the layout, then review the print panel and print.
The 3-step method
- Add all the photos to the sheet. Drop every photo into PrintExactly. Each one becomes a separate item with its own physical size and copy count.
- Set each item's size in mm, cm, or inches. Use 2 × 2 in, 4 × 6 in, 5 × 7 in, 8 × 10 in, or custom dimensions up to 2,000 mm per side. Mix sizes on one sheet — that is PrintExactly's main feature.
- Pack with Auto Arrange and print. Auto Arrange packs the sheet across the pages the job needs. Review the macOS print panel and driver settings before printing.
Why basic print workflows fall short for multi-photo jobs
- Same-size contact sheets keep every cell the same physical size. Same-size contact sheets and pages-per-sheet grids keep every photo at one shared dimension. PrintExactly lets every item have its own physical size.
- Same-photo copies require duplicating the photo in your library. PrintExactly sets copies per item, so you don't have to duplicate the source image to print eight wallet copies of the same photo.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix different photo sizes on one Mac sheet?
Yes. That is PrintExactly's core feature. Set each item to its own physical size in mm, cm, or inches.
Can I print several copies of the same photo without duplicating it?
Yes. Set the copy count for that item in PrintExactly. The source image is not duplicated.