1 B7 page fits on one 4x6 photo paper sheet at actual size

A B7 page is 88 x 125 mm. The sheet is 4x6 photo paper, 101.6 x 152.4 mm, entered as a Custom size in FitPrint. The layout below is what FitPrint produces with its defaults: Fit most packing, Original size scaling, a 5 mm gap between items and a 5 mm side margin. Nothing is scaled: each item is placed at 88 x 125 mm, its true size.

Where each item lands

Positions are millimetres on the 4x6 photo paper sheet as FitPrint wrote them, with y measured from the bottom edge.

x (mm) y from bottom (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm)
6.8 13.7 88 125

What other settings place

Settings Items per sheet Placed size
Fit most, 5 mm gap and 5 mm margin (default) 1 88 x 125 mm
Stack, 5 mm gap and 5 mm margin 1 88 x 125 mm
Fit most, no gap or margin 1 88 x 125 mm
Fit most, 10 mm gap and 10 mm margin 1 88 x 125 mm
Stack, no gap or margin 1 88 x 125 mm

Turned landscape, 1 fit: B7 pages (landscape) on 4x6 photo paper.

What the status line says

With 1 B7 page in the list, FitPrint's status line reads exactly "1 item · 1 custom sheet". Add one more and it reads "2 items · 2 custom sheets": the extra item starts a new sheet rather than shrinking anything.

How to lay this out in FitPrint

  1. Drag your files in. Open FitPrint and drag your B7 page files onto the window. Each file appears in the list with its size in the caption.
  2. Choose the 4x6 photo paper sheet. 4x6 photo paper has no preset, so pick Custom size and enter 101.6 x 152.4 mm as the sheet size.
  3. Keep scaling on Original size. Original size places every item at 100 percent, so a printed item measures exactly what the file says it measures.
  4. Leave packing on Fit most. Fit most packs as many items per sheet as fit. With the default 5 mm gap and 5 mm side margin that is 1 B7 page per 4x6 photo paper sheet.
  5. Change the gap or side margin only if you need to. The defaults are a 5 mm gap and a 5 mm side margin. The settings table on this page shows what every other recorded setting places on this sheet.
  6. Export and print at actual size. Click Export PDF, then set Scale to 100 percent and Pages per Sheet to 1 in the print dialog so nothing re-scales the exported file.

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