How to Print Single Image on reduced size in printer

In the self office and home office we find that there are many small works that need to be done with precision otherwise this would not be in work in action as precise photo elements of the images need to be shown. Many a times client would send a large images and that needs to be done on exactly smaller sizes and when we do it in terms of manually then these sizes do provide challenges as many a times these are not to be suitable in size which is indeed necessary.

Most of times I receive the printable information on whatsapp in terms of images and that needs to be reduced to the size of bare minimum and this cannot be done manually if it is done then these cannot be accepted through official standards. So here, is my solutions to these impending printing problem which I find that in normal printing software we do have only one option but the free software which I would like to mention and I use here is as follows.

Download free software Primg:

Primg is an image to print tool which can provide three versions of prints such as single, the default receive photo version, the thumbnails and multiple fixed form. In the single version it provides 99.9 to74.9 mm so that bigger photos reduced to the absolute printable design. Suppose you will be printing small adhaar card and this means you will have to print on both sides. So you now download both front and back sides into yours personal computer. Then open Primg and then go to the section where you have saved both the images. Place it on single format of Primg. Then, select the printer. Then print and both sides you will find at the consecutive places and you do not need to do it manually as it automatically do it for you.

In this way you do not have to do it manually as automatically two documents is being printed on the same page and this reduces plenty of work for you at one site. This reduces time you spend on editing and making different sizes to print out larger images into smaller sizes. So after printing of first small size then you can print out the back side just by selecting the image and moving it to just to the adjascent side and put the printing side inside cartridge side and then as mentioned move the image to the right hand side and then print it and automatically both sides will appear side by side and will show up in correct manner.

For me taking print outs for small adhar cards is now easier as it automatically resizes it and print it and I would prefer from thumbnail if I could select two or more image in singular mode then automatically it can be done within one print set up but doing it one by one does not seems to be too difficult. If that feature can be added in the front end then it can be easier for us but this tool is extremely ease to use as it provides automatically cropping of image all at one go..