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Printing Collages

Create and print collages from your favorite photos.

  1. Check that printer is on.

  2. Start Easy-PhotoPrint Editor.

  3. In New screen, click Collages.

    figure: New screen

    The view switches to the Select template screen.

  4. Select the template you want to use.

    figure: Collages screen

    Note

    • To narrow down the templates, set the conditions in the Filter area.

    The Select Paper Size screen appears.

  5. Select paper size and click Next.

    figure: Select Paper Size screen

    The view switches to the Photo Locations screen.

    Note

    • You can also print photos by enlarging/reducing them to the roll paper width. In Windows, it can be set in B: Print Settings Area in the Print Settings screen.
  6. Select the photo(s) you want to use for item.

    The view switches to the Item edit screen.

  7. Edit item according to preference.

    Note

    • To save the item being edited, click Save.
  8. Click Next.

    The view switches to the Print Settings screen.

Windows

  1. Specify printer and paper to use, and other settings.

    figure: Print Settings screen

    Note

    • Click Create Tiling/Poster to start Easy-Layout Editor with which you can print over multiple sheets of paper and combine them to create a large poster. If Easy-Layout Editor is not installed, follow the on-screen instructions to download and install it from the web page. For Easy-Layout Editor, see Easy-Layout Editor Guide.
    • Create Tiling/Poster does not appear depending on your printer.
  2. Click Print.

macOS

  1. Set Auto photo fix, Red-eye correction, and number of copies to print.

  2. Click Next.

    The Print dialog appears.

  3. Specify printer and paper to use, and other settings.

    Note

    • When printing on T-Shirt Transfers using AirPrint, you may need to set the flip horizontally setting depending on the printer. To set the flip horizontally setting, To set the flip horizontally setting, enable Flip Horizontally in Layout.
    • For details on the Print dialog, see Help of macOS.
  4. Click Print.