Set a physical size
Choose millimetres or inches. Keep the image proportions, or use two points and a known distance to set the scale.
A SMALL TOOL FOR HANDS-ON PROJECTS
Your drawing. The size you need.
Turn an image into a full-size tiled PDF. Set a real measurement, preview the pages, then print, trim and join them.
Open Print Studio Free public beta
PNG · JPEG · WebP → printable PDF
300 × 400 mm · tiled previewA4
Illustration of the workflow. Check scale on your own printer.
From a screen to your worktable.
Use the paper you have
Choose A4 or US Letter, portrait or landscape. Adjust margins and overlap, and select the sheets you need.
Check before committing
Export a real PDF with an optional assembly overview and a 100 mm calibration line. Print at Actual size / 100%.
Three steps, then a ruler.
01
Choose an image
Use your own PNG, JPEG or WebP. Maximum 20 MB and 24 megapixels. No account needed.
02
Set the size and paper
Enter a target width or height, or mark a known distance. Review the page grid and overlap.
03
Export, test, assemble
Download the PDF. First print and measure the 100 mm calibration line. Then print and join the drawing sheets.
Start with a small, original drawing.
Download a PNG, open Print Studio and choose that file. These samples are yours to use for personal or commercial projects. Dimensions below are practice suggestions, not verified print results.
Botanical sprig
A quiet outline for tracing or painting practice.
Suggested size: 300 × 400 mm
Download PNG ↓Open Print Studio →
Vase outline
A symmetrical outline for checking joins.
Suggested size: 280 × 420 mm
Download PNG ↓Open Print Studio →
Three-leaf branch
A simple outline for an embroidery layout.
Suggested size: 180 × 240 mm
Download PNG ↓Open Print Studio →
Original Linefold samples · PNG download · no email required
Get a useful result on the first attempt.
Short, practical instructions for scale, tiling and printer settings.
GUIDE 01
Print a drawing at actual size
Choose a reliable measurement instead of relying on image DPI metadata.
Read the guide →GUIDE 02
Print a large image on multiple pages
Choose paper, overlap and margins, then join the sheets in order.
Read the guide →GUIDE 03
Check your printer with a 100 mm line
Find scaling settings before printing the entire project.
Read the guide →A few things to know.
Does Linefold upload my image?
Image decoding, preview and PDF creation happen in your browser. This version does not send the image to an application server. See Privacy for hosting access logs and local storage.
Can I import a PDF or SVG?
Not yet. Import PNG, JPEG or WebP. The output is a PDF. Convert other source formats to an image before using the tool, and check the resulting resolution.
Will it print at exactly the right size?
The PDF uses physical dimensions, but printer drivers can scale it. Choose Actual size / 100%, disable Fit to page, and measure the calibration line before using the drawing. Physical print accuracy has not been independently certified.
Can it fix a photographed pattern?
The two-point reference sets a uniform scale; it does not correct perspective, lens distortion or a curved surface. A flat, straight scan is a better source.
Is it free?
The public beta is free and has no account, advertising or payment flow. Features and limits may change after validation; there is no paid plan to buy today.
Make the next project tangible.
Bring an image and a ruler. Start with a test print.