NOTE: If your image still has a gap on the sides, in the Layout panel look at the Cell Size sliders and make sure they are dragged all the way to the right to the same size as your paper. It fills the paper side to side, but not top to bottom.
#Adobe lightroom classic cc printing full size
What you’re seeing on screen above how that image, at full size without zero margins, fits on the page. The reason is the aspect ratio of the image at its native size won’t fully fill the page. STEP FOUR: Now when you go to the Layout panel you’ll see your margin sliders can now go to 0.00″ inches (as seen here), however, you can see there’s still a small white gap at the top and bottom of the page. You do this by typing 0 in the Left, Top, Right, and Bottom margin fields (as shown above). STEP THREE: This brings up the Page Setup window (shown here) and you’ll need to create a new custom page, at the size you want to print (in this case, I went with a 13×19″ paper size), and then set the printer margins to zero inches all the way around.
Go to the bottom of the Left Side Panels and click on “Page Setup…” as shown here. STEP TWO: The reason this is happening is that your printer page setup isn’t set to borderless, so there’s no way for Lightroom’s Layout panel to override those settings - you have to do it manually by adjusting the printer margins yourself. If you look in the Layout panel on the right side, I’ve dragged all the margins as far to the left as they can go, but they won’t go to 0.00 inches – they stop at that. I clicked on the “Maximum Size” Print Template but as you can see there’s still a 1/4″ white border around the entire image. Seems like it should be an easy one-click thing, but there’s a bit more to it than that.Ībove: Here’s the image we want to print borderless (edge-to-edge).
#Adobe lightroom classic cc printing how to
This is one of those questions that I get asked on a regular basis - how to get your image to print all the way to the edge of the page with no white border around the photo.
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