PhotoPackage comes predefined with a number of print sizes common in the United States:



But you are not limited to using only these — any number of custom sizes can be defined for use in your documents.


Managing the print sizes is performed in the Prints panel of the Preferences window:

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Adding a New Print Size

To add a new print size, click the + button.  You will be presented with the new print sheet:

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First, select the units of measure for the print size.  PhotoPackage supports prints sizes defined in either inches or centimeters.


Next, set the dimensions of the print.  This can be performed by dragging either the vertical and horizontal ruler dials or the white border of the example print.  As you drag, the actual dimensions will be constrained to the nearest ¼” (or 0.5 cm).


A name can be assigned to the print, like in the case of the Wallet print.  If you don’t explicitly define a name, then the dimensions of the print will be used as its name.


Finally, click the Add button to save the new custom print size.  If your custom print definition happens to be a duplicate of an existing print definition (by matching in dimensions or name), then the Add button will be disabled.

Removing Print Sizes

Select the print definitions you would like to remove.  Command-clicking rows will select more than one print at a time.  Click the - button to remove the print definition.


Any document that is currently using the removed prints will continue to do so unless you explicitly remove the print from the document as well.