Print Layout Calculator

Enter paper size, item size, margins, and spacing to estimate how many items fit on each sheet and preview the layout by proportion.

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Layout settings

Paper settings

Paper size Unit Paper orientation Rotation compare Also calculate the rotated item layout Paper width Paper height

Item and spacing

Item width Item height Horizontal spacing Vertical spacing

Margin settings

Top margin Right margin Bottom margin Left margin

Results and preview

Items per sheet-

Best direction-

Usable area utilization-

Remaining width/height-

Choose paper and orientation

Start with A1 through A6, Letter, or another preset, or switch to custom and enter the paper width and height.

Enter item, margin, and spacing

Add sticker, card, or label dimensions, then set printer margins and horizontal and vertical gaps.

Compare counts and preview

Review normal and rotated layouts, utilization, and remaining space, then adjust size, margin, or spacing as needed.

When should I use the Print Layout Calculator?

Use it before printing stickers, labels, business cards, tickets, or small cards on A4 or other paper so you can estimate how many fit on each sheet.

Can I send the result directly to a print shop?

Not directly. This tool estimates dimensions and counts. It does not export press-ready PDFs, die lines, bleed, or CMYK settings.

Why might my printer not print to the paper edge?

Most home and office printers have a non-printable area that varies by model. Set outer margins more conservatively than the printer limit.

Can it compare a rotated item layout?

Yes. When rotation comparison is enabled, the calculator swaps item width and height, then highlights the layout with the better count or utilization.

Which paper sizes and units are supported?

It supports A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, Letter, Legal, B5, and custom sizes. Units can be mm, cm, or inch, and calculations are normalized to mm internally.

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