PrintTiler makes it simple to print large images and PDF pages across multiple sheets of standard paper. Create posters, plans, infographics, patterns, artwork, and other oversized prints using the printer you already own.
Drop in an image or PDF, choose your paper and layout, then preview how the content will be divided. Print directly or export the tiled pages for printing later.
Key Features:
- Image and PDF Support: Open an image or choose a page from a multi-page PDF. Preserve vector content when printing PDFs or exporting them as PDF.
- Flexible Sizing: Keep the original size, fit to the paper width or height, or create a custom page grid.
- Live Tiled Preview: Review page boundaries and content placement before printing.
- PDF and Image Export: Save your tiled layout as a PDF, or export individual pages as PNG, JPEG, or TIFF images.
- Image Print Quality: Check the estimated DPI and choose Original, Standard, High, or a custom resolution for image sources.
- Margin Controls: Use automatic margins based on the selected printer’s reported printable area, or set each margin manually.
- Overlap and Crop Marks: Add repeated content along neighboring page edges and crop marks to help with trimming and assembly.
- Layout Tools: Align, rotate, and flip your content to match the intended result.
- Paper Options: Choose from common paper formats or enter your own dimensions.
- Output Summary: Review the page count, paper size, margins, and overlap before printing or exporting.
- Native macOS Experience: A focused interface with the familiar macOS print dialog.
Set up your layout, review the result, and print or export your pages. PrintTiler handles the tiling so you can focus on creating the finished piece.
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Excellent — Works Very Well
lp1756
App does exactly what I needed it to do. Better than an old program I was using. Took me about 2 minutes to figure out how to use it, so I’d say it’s pretty intuitive; I didn’t need to follow the instructions on his web site which I later saw.One request for the developer: Can you set it up so that you can open a file with the Finder context menu “Open With …”.
Developer Response
Thank you so much for the great review and for the suggestion! I’m happy to let you know that PrintTiler 1.10.2 now supports “Open With…” from Finder. You can right-click a supported image or PDF and open it directly in PrintTiler. Thanks again for your feedback and support!
Awesome developer response - much improved - thanks!
Tnruss
Editing to thank the developer for a rapid response to my original review. This updated version resolves the problem of the app not compensating for the non-printable margins. The only thing I’d request now is to be able to enter the desired scale size in inches (or mm) rather than number of sheets. Original review: I’d hoped that this would allow a true poster-sized print of a photo, but the app does not compensate for the edges of the paper where the printer does not print. If I cut off the white border, part of the image (in this case a face and part of the page title) is missing.
Developer Response
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback — and I’m very sorry for the frustration this caused.You’re absolutely right: many printers cannot print to the very edge of the paper, and without compensation this can lead to parts of the image being cut off when trimming. This was a real limitation in earlier versions of the app.I’m happy to let you know that PrintTiler now supports page overlap, which is specifically designed to address this issue. With overlap enabled, you can trim the pages safely without losing any part of the image, even on printers with non-printable margins.I apologize again for the inconvenience you experienced, and thank you for pointing this out — feedback like this directly helps improve the app.
Provides a valuable solution
MilesN
On the Mac, proper print tiling is very difficult. I couldn’t get it to work with Acrobat or any other solutions, including Preview or Safari, both touted along with Acrobat as solutions. The developer is highly responsive and fixed the issue of pages printed in reverse order using the Print to PDF feature. Accordingly, I have updated my rating to 5 stars, which is highly deserved.
Developer Response
Thank you for your detailed feedback — it truly helped.The reversed page order issue with “Print to PDF” has been fixed in the latest update. Everything should now export in the correct order.Thanks again for pointing it out — and for your support.
Definitely worth it
KenBotwinick
Searching online for how to tile easily finds all sorts of articles about how to do it for free using things like Adobe Reader, etc. They mention there are apps for it in the store, but they’re not free or have caveats, etc. Well, Adobe is a pain and this was $2 and it worked PERFECTLY and EASILY. This was definitely worth it…
- Calibrate horizontal and vertical print dimensions independently for each printer, helping posters and tiled artwork come out at the intended physical size.
- An adaptive, ruler-marked calibration sheet makes setup straightforward, while previews, printing, and exports consistently reflect the selected printer's correction.
Version 1.13.0
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Seller
xu zhangxuan
Size
1.3 MB
Category
Utilities
Compatibility
Requires macOS 11.5 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 11.5 or later.
Languages
English and 11 more
English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese