Autoprint
Combine photos, scans and PDFs into one print job — thumbnails, per-file rotate, drag or button reordering, and an optional blank page between files.
Autoprint — Combine Photos, Scans and PDFs Into One Print Job, Free
A CSC counter, a Xerox shop, or anyone handing back a stack of documents to a customer runs into the same small tax on every job: open the first file, print, close it, open the next, print, close it — again and again, choosing the printer and paper size fresh each time. For thirty photos and scans that is thirty separate print dialogs before the first page even comes out.
Autoprint removes that entirely. Drop in everything — images, PDFs, any mix — arrange them in the order you want, rotate any scan that came in sideways, and it is combined into a single PDF you print once. One printer choice, one paper setting, one "Print" click, and everything comes out in the order you set. It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you upload here is ever sent to a server.
Who This Saves the Most Time For
| Who | What they combine |
|---|---|
| CSC / Digital Seva operators | Aadhaar, PAN, application forms and scanned documents for several customers in one sitting |
| Photo and Xerox shops | Photos, ID cards and certificates that came in as separate files by WhatsApp or email |
| Students | Admit cards, hall tickets and study material spread across several downloaded PDFs |
| Small offices | Scanned receipts, forms and photos that need to leave as one tidy printed set |
What's in the Print Job Panel
- A real thumbnail per file — a photo shows the actual photo, a PDF shows its first page, so a long list of files reads at a glance instead of by filename alone.
- Rotate, per file — a scan that came out sideways is fixed with one button, turning every page from that file 90° at a time without touching any other file in the list.
- Reorder by drag, or by the ▲ ▼ buttons — dragging a small row is fiddly on a phone or tablet, so the up/down buttons are there as a direct, reliable alternative.
- An optional blank page between files — useful the moment a print job is several different customers' documents rather than pages of the same one, so it is obvious on the printed stack where one ends and the next begins.
- Page size and margin, for the images only — a PDF keeps the page size it was made at either way; these settings only decide how a photo sits on its own page.
How to Combine and Print Everything — Step by Step
- Drop in every photo, scan and PDF for this print run — any mix, any order to start with.
- Check each thumbnail; press the ⟳ button on any file that came in sideways.
- Put them in the order you want printed — drag the rows, or use ▲ ▼ on each one.
- Turn on "Insert a blank page between files" if this batch covers more than one customer or document set.
- Pick a page size and margin for any images in the batch (PDFs are unaffected either way).
- Press "Print everything" to open the combined file ready for Ctrl+P, or "Save the combined PDF" to download it for later.
Autoprint vs. Printing Each File One at a Time
Printing files individually means opening each one in whatever app made it, choosing the printer and paper settings again every time, and physically collating the output afterward if the order matters. That is manageable for two or three files and genuinely slow for twenty or thirty — exactly the volume a CSC counter or a Xerox shop deals with through a normal day. Autoprint does the combining once, up front, so the printer sees one job with the pages already in the right order — no re-collating a stack of paper afterward, and no risk of printing something at the wrong paper size because a setting from the last file was still selected.
Your Files Never Leave Your Device
Reading each file's page count, building thumbnails, applying rotation and assembling the final PDF all happen as JavaScript inside your own browser tab — there is no "upload" step anywhere in this tool, no account, and no server-side copy of anything you drop in. The combined file only ever leaves your device the moment you choose to print or save it. Close the tab and nothing of what you were printing remains anywhere but your own device.
How to use it
- Drop in everything you need to print — photos, scans, PDFs, in any mix.
- Check the thumbnail of each one, and rotate any sideways scan with the ⟳ button on its row.
- Drag the rows into order, or use the ▲ ▼ buttons — handy on a touchscreen, where dragging a small row is fiddly.
- Turn on Insert a blank page between files if this batch is several different customers' documents, so it is obvious on paper where one ends and the next begins.
- Press Print everything. All of it is combined into one job, so you set the printer once instead of once per file.
Questions about this tool
Why not just print each file?
Because a counter with a queue of customers cannot afford to open, set up and print thirty files one at a time. This puts them into a single document in your chosen order and sends one print job.
Can I mix photos and PDFs?
Yes. Images become their own pages; the PDFs keep their own pages. Everything ends up in one file, in the order shown.
Can I print two-up to save paper?
Set that in the printer dialog — "2 pages per sheet" under layout. It works on the combined document the same as on any other.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The whole document is assembled in your browser.
A scanned page came in sideways — can I fix that here?
Yes — press the ⟳ rotate button on that file's row as many times as needed (each press turns it 90°). It rotates every page from that file the same way, which covers the common case of a whole document scanned sideways in one pass.
How do I reorder files on a phone or tablet, where dragging is awkward?
Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons on each row instead of dragging — they move a file up or down one place at a time and work the same on touch as a mouse.
What does "Insert a blank page between files" do?
Adds one blank page after every file except the last, so a combined job made of several different documents — or several customers' paperwork in one print run — has a clear, physical break between them once printed.
Does rotating or reordering change my original files?
No. Everything here works on a copy assembled in your browser; the files on your device are never modified, only read.