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The Print module

Lay out one or more photos on a page and send them to a printer, a PDF or a JPEG. See also Export & print.

The Print workspace

Open Print with Window → Go to Print (⌥⌘5). The page preview fills the centre, a template browser sits on the left, and the layout and output controls are on the right. Whatever is selected in the filmstrip is what's laid out.

Template browser

Pick a starting layout from the template browser, then tune it with the panels on the right. Your own tuned layouts can be saved as User templates to reuse later.

Paper & printer

The Paper panel sets the target printer, paper size (including a custom size), and orientation — Portrait or Landscape.

Layout — cells, margins & grid

Control how photos sit on the page: Margins, a repeating Grid, and Cell Size / Cell Spacing for a contact-sheet-style layout. You can also build a custom layout by adding individual cells and sizing each one.

Background

Set the page background colour behind the photos.

Identity Plate

Overlay your branding on the printed page — the same Identity Plate you set up for the app (styled text or a logo graphic). Turn it on and choose its position and size. Configure the plate itself from Lumidex Studio → Identity Plate Setup….

Watermarking

Add a text or graphic watermark to printed photos. Watermarks are created and edited in the Watermark Editor (Lumidex Studio → Edit Watermarks…) and shared with export.

Page options

Extra per-page toggles such as page guides and information marks.

Printing & saving

When the layout is ready you can send it to a printer, or save it as a PDF or a JPEG instead of printing. Use File → Page Setup and File → Printer… for the per-job page and printer dialogs; File → Print Settings… (⌥⇧⌘P) opens the system Printers & Scanners settings for adding printers or setting driver defaults.

Note

Prints and print-to-PDF/JPEG render at full resolution through the same pipeline as export, so your develop edits, grade, identity plate and watermark all appear exactly as previewed.