# Print photos in the Organizer

In the Organizer, the Print Photos dialog box shows a list of photos to be printed, the middle section shows a print preview, and the right side lets you set options for the print job. If you change a print option, Photoshop Elements updates the preview, which may take a few seconds, depending on how many photos you’re printing. If you’re printing more than one page of photos, the pages appear as thumbnails in the Print Photos dialog box. Use the Navigation buttons to move back and forth between the pages.

1. Select photos or video clips in the Photo Browser or Date view. If you select a video clip, only the first frame of the clip is printed.
2. Choose File > Print.
3. Choose a printer from the Select Printer menu. If necessary, click the Show Printer Preferences button to set your printer options. You can also click the Page Setup button to specify page printing options.
4. If your image file contains printer-supported PIM or Exif Print data, select PIM or Exif Print. Printers that are not compatible with PIM or Exif Print disable these options.
   Note: If you choose a printer that supports PIC, the Print Selected Photos dialog box lets you choose the media type and paper size, specify the image orientation, and select the Borderless option. The PIC library must be installed on your computer for the PIC options to show. PIC is often installed with the printer driver. Similar support is available for select Canon InkJet printers. Please make sure to use the latest printer driver available.
5. Choose one of the options from the Select Type Of Print menu.
6. Choose a print size from the Select Print Size and Options menu.
7. (Optional) If you choose a print size small enough to fit multiple images on a single page, select or deselect One Photo Per Page.

   Deselecting One Photo Per Page lets you print more than one photo on a page.
8. Enter a number in the Use Each Photo text box.
9. If you need to fit the individual image to the specified print layout, select Crop To Fit. The image is scaled and, if necessary, cropped to match the aspect ratio of the print layout. Deselect this option if you don’t want your photos cropped.
10. (Optional) Click More Options to change additional settings.
11. Click OK.

Related Information

- Specify measurement units for printing
- About PRINT Image Matching (PIM) and Exif Print

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