2X2 PHOTO GUIDE

2x2 Photo on 4x6

A 4 x 6 photo can hold six 2 x 2 copies in a precise 2-by-3 grid.

Example 4x6 sheet with six square copies in two columns and three rows
Six copies, one sheet4 x 6 inches
1200 x 1800 pixels
Illustrative layout, not an identity photo.
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The layout math

A 4-inch width fits two 2-inch photos and a 6-inch height fits three, so the sheet is a precise 2-column by 3-row grid. At 300 PPI, each 2-inch cell is 600 pixels square and the full 4 x 6 canvas is 1200 x 1800 pixels.

PartPhysical sizePixels at 300 PPI
One photo2 x 2 in600 x 600 px
Sheet width4 in1200 px
Sheet height6 in1800 px
Total copies2 columns x 3 rowsSix 600 x 600 cells

Use this page for layout, the print guide for settings

This page explains why six copies fit. For printer settings, scaling problems, paper choices and troubleshooting, use the main print 2x2 photo guide.

The digital canvas

The generated sheet is 1200 x 1800 pixels and now includes 300 PPI metadata, matching a 4 x 6 inch print when printed without automatic scaling.

Avoid automatic cropping

Select a true 4 x 6 print size and preserve the full image in the print preview. Turn off auto-crop or fit-to-page if those options change the outer dimensions.

Use the receiving authority as the final source

Document-photo rules can change. Use this site to prepare dimensions and catch common image problems, then verify the latest requirements on the official website for the document you are submitting.

Frequently asked questions

Will the photos be exactly 2 inches?

Yes if printed at actual size.

How many copies are on the sheet?

Six.

Can I use glossy paper?

Use the paper type required by your application.