Your camera roll is full of photos nobody has looked at since the day you took them. PrintRight puts the good ones on one page, makes it look like you tried, and sends it to the printer. Collages, captions, borders, even a dog without his background.
Pick a layout and your photos drop straight in. Or tap Arrange for me and PrintRight shuffles them around, looking for faces so nobody loses their head. Literally. Drag a divider to give the dog more room (he’s earned it), drop one photo on another to swap them, then give the whole thing spacing, rounded corners and a background.
Looks, fonts, frames and a few tricks you’d normally need a laptop and a tutorial for. All of it right on the page, all of it free.
Polaroid, filmstrip, sticker, gallery mat. Try them on like hats, no mirror needed.
Elegant, loud, handwritten, slightly unhinged. There’s a font for every mood and most birthdays.
Headline, sticker, invitation, label maker. One tap, zero design degrees.
Ribbons, tickets, tags, speech bubbles, and a burst for when something is NEW!
One switch and the dog leaves the field behind. It happens on your phone and the dog doesn’t even notice.
Drag, straighten, pick a ratio. No pop-up editor, no Cancel, no Done, no drama.
The bits above are the headliners. This is the rest of the band: very good, just never on the posters. All of it is in the free app.
All made on an iPhone and exported exactly as they print. The dog was very patient about it.
No pro version hiding the good bits, no trial that runs out on a Sunday evening.
Not now, not after an update, not ever.
Nothing standing between you and your page.
One less password to forget.
They leave your phone only when you print or share them.
And if it isn’t here, write to [email protected]. A real person reads it, usually with coffee.
Really. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads and no account. We don’t even have a way to take your money, we looked.
Yes. Pick some photos, tap Collage and choose a layout, or tap Arrange for me and let the app have a go. Then drag the dividers or swap photos until it looks like your idea all along.
It helps, but no. PrintRight prints to AirPrint printers, and it can also save a PDF or JPEG that you can take to a print shop, a library or the friend who owns a printer.
A4, A5, US Letter, the usual photo sizes such as 10 × 15 cm and 4 × 6″, or a custom size. Sizes are real sizes, so a photo set to 10 × 15 cm comes out at 10 × 15 cm, not “roughly postcard”.
Nowhere. Everything happens on your iPhone or iPad, and photos only leave it when you print, share or save a page yourself. The privacy policy is short for exactly that reason.
Us, politely. The support page has fixes for the usual printer drama, and an email address a person actually reads.
Well, it sort of will. You just have to tap the button.
