Enter your paper measurements in Width/Height/Units. Open PhotoSuite and go to File > Photo Projects. Hint: double check to be sure you are on the correct layer. Mask/Cutout by Shape and cut out the size you want over the images (cookie cut it out) Predefined shapes > drag out a rectangle to cover the canvas then go to

You can jot down the offset numbers or just leave them, as I believe they will stay where you put them (not 100% on that) for the next time you do the same thing. You can use the Positioning tool to center. Once in PhotoSuite, just Select each photo and type in the dimensions for each (3x2 inches or whatever) and arrange however you want on the page. In Step 4, instead of clicking on Print, click on Edit in PhotoSuite. Add your 2 photos but instead of resizing them just click Next to Step 4. Try this, follow my above steps until you get to Step 3. You should be able to slide the photos at will Thank you both again, and happy holidays. I'd still like to be able to create a custom photo template for a 4圆 piece of photo paper that can be added to the other 8.5 x 11 options. Friends or family frequently request and updated photo of my daughter, and I'd like to have a quick and easy solution to print 2 wallet size photos. It may seem minor, but it bugs me to only print one photo on a 4圆 piece of paper. If I save it as a project file, I might just be able to go in later and 'replace' the photos for a new printout. That way you might be able to drop the two photos onto the canvas and then size them or move them around behind the (white) overlay. I wonder if it would be possible to create an overlay of the exact custom canvas dimensions (4圆) with cutouts for the two (3x2) Wallet photos. As you know some programs / templates allow you to slide the photo around to the left, right, up, or down. I actually found it easier to make a copy of the photos, and crop them to the exact measurements needed before adding them to the canvas.

It worked fine, and seems simple enough, although getting the exact dimensions of the photos took a little tweeking. The second option you mention is one I actually did yesterday when I was working through this problem. Sorry I wasn't able to locate it when I did a search before posting. Karri I'm not afraid of math, and like your creative solution. We hope you enjoyed this blog post on wallet size photo sizes.Thank you both for the quick response. If you want to give wallet-size photos to family and friends, that is the safe size to order! A photo size of 2 by 3 inches will fit most wallets’ photo slots. To make sure your wallet size photo is just right, measure the size of the slot on your current or future wallet before ordering prints. Closing on How Big Is a Wallet-Size Photo The final tip for printing is to sharpen the picture somewhat more than you want before printing it in order for the printed image to match exactly what you saw on your monitor. This will prevent your beloved images from being chopped haphazardly by the printer. It’s also a good idea to resize and crop the photo to match the aspect ratio. But if you want a big print, the detail might be lost. This is greater than the computer display’s 72 dpi.Ī lower dpi may be appropriate for small prints. Make a photograph for printing 300 dpi when you edit it. However, some high-end shops may be able to print on Adobe RGB. Most print shops will want you to submit your images in sRGB. It’s recommended to save your photo files in the sRGB format. Because most printers can’t handle 16-bit files, the picture is automatically converted to 8-bit when printed. Saving your photos as 8-bit files allows you to print them quicker and more efficiently. Do this at least once a month for the best results. If you want to make sure that the colors on your screen look like the colors in print, you should calibrate your monitor regularly. This way, you will know how the photo looks before you print it. When you want to print photos, it’s important to have a correctly calibrated monitor. However, it can be frustrating when the printed image does not look as good as the image on the computer.

But it’s even more satisfying to hold the printed picture in your hand. It’s always fun to look at the picture on the screen.

Wallet size photo print