Compare Actual Size, 100%, Fit to Page, Fill Page, and custom scale before printing. Upload an image or enter the original content size manually, then see final printed size, crop risk, white space, and a paper preview.
Use this for images, worksheets, cards, posters, labels, or classroom printables when you need to understand how scaling changes the physical output.
Tip: choose Actual Size / 100% when physical size matters. Choose Fit when you want everything visible. Choose Fill when full-page coverage matters more than avoiding crop.
The preview uses paper proportions, margins, selected scale mode, and content aspect ratio. It is a planning preview, not a printer-driver guarantee.
Actual Size keeps the original physical dimensions. It is best for rulers, templates, flashcards, labels, grid paper, and anything where the printed size must be exact. It may overflow if the content is larger than the printable area.
Fit scales content down or up so the entire item fits inside the printable area. This avoids cropping, but it may add white space and may change exact dimensions.
Fill scales content until the printable area is covered. This can look more full-page, but it may crop edges if the content ratio does not match the paper ratio.