01 · Choose the size
Three across, three down
On one sheet of A4 this photo prints 27.7 cm wide. Set it By sheets (3 wide × 3 tall) or By size (100 cm wide). Type either side and the other follows the picture, so nothing stretches.
One picture → many sheets
Page Tiles splits one image or PDF page across ordinary sheets: A4, Letter, A3, Tabloid or a size you type. Pick the finished size, check every sheet, then print on the printer you already have.
One-time purchase · Works offline · No account · macOS 12+
Scroll to print it01 · Choose the size
On one sheet of A4 this photo prints 27.7 cm wide. Set it By sheets (3 wide × 3 tall) or By size (100 cm wide). Type either side and the other follows the picture, so nothing stretches.
02 · Check every sheet
Switch to Sheets to see exactly what each page will print. Every sheet is labelled in the margin, A1 to C3, with “Sheet 3 of 9”, so a pile of paper goes back together in order. Auto orientation picks the layout with the fewest sheets.
03 · Test the seam
Each sheet can repeat the edge of its neighbour: none, 3, 5 or 10 mm, or your own amount. Cut marks show where to trim. Alignment marks sit at each end of a seam. Print Test Seam… prints A1 and A2 on their own, so you can check the edges before using a whole stack of paper.
04 · Print
Print through the normal macOS print panel, or export a PDF with one page per sheet. Print at 100% / Actual Size and the poster comes out the size you set. Smudged B2? Select it and choose Print Only B2.
05 · Trim and join
Lay the sheets out in label order. Trim the sheet to the right or below along its cut marks, lay it over its neighbour’s overlap and line up the marks. How to assemble a tiled poster.
The window
Assembled shows the finished poster and its size. Sheets shows each page as it will print.


A 6144 px photo on 9 sheets of A4. Finished size 82.5 × 55 cm.
Before you print
A photo has a fixed number of pixels. Page Tiles calculates the DPI at the finished size and grades it Blurry, Fair, Good or Sharp. How to enlarge without a blurry print.
The 6144 × 4096 px photo above, on A4 with 3 mm overlap and 1 cm margins. For your own file, use the poster size calculator.
Features
Choose a grid of sheets, or type the finished width or height in mm, cm or inches. Up to 100 sheets a side.
Portrait or landscape, whichever needs fewer sheets and wastes less paper. You can still pick one yourself.
Each sheet can repeat the edge of its neighbour: none, 3, 5 or 10 mm, or your own amount. Trim one sheet and glue it over the next.
Cut marks show where to trim. Alignment marks sit at each end of a seam so neighbouring sheets line up.
Every sheet is labelled A1, A2, B1 in the margin, with “Sheet 3 of 9”, so a pile of paper goes back together in order.
Print Test Seam prints A1 and A2 on their own, so you can check the edges and the overlap before using a whole stack of paper.
Margins start at 1 cm a side. Match a Printer sets them to how close your printer says it can print, and warns you when they’re too narrow.
Smudged B2? Select it and choose Print Only B2, instead of printing the whole poster again.
Files are processed on your Mac. The app has no account, upload, subscription or analytics, and it never changes the original file.
Honest limits
Things people ask for that it can't do yet, or won't.
Most home printers can’t print right to the edge of the paper. Page Tiles leaves a margin and uses overlap to hide the seam.
A multi-page PDF tiles one page at a time. Step to the next page and print again. Your paper, overlap and marks carry over.
Page Tiles prints the pixels you give it. For a small picture, upscale it first, then open the bigger file.
Every PDF page gets the Vector grade, scans included. A scanned PDF prints only as sharp as the scan.
That’s the most it will lay out. Past it, choose a smaller size or bigger paper.
Also good for
Guides
Instructions for Page Tiles, Acrobat Reader, Preview and Windows printing tools.
Page Tiles prints through the standard macOS print panel, so it works with any printer your Mac can already print to. It installs no drivers and needs no printer account.
Most home printers can’t print right to the edge of the paper, so Page Tiles leaves a margin and uses overlap to hide the seam. It doesn’t promise borderless output.
A one-time purchase on the Mac App Store, which shows the price in your local currency. No subscription and no in-app purchases.
Any Mac with macOS 12 Monterey or later, Apple silicon or Intel.