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Take your images to the limit with borderless prints. Just like professional images, your photos will have no white
space around the edges, and all it takes is a few clicks. Start out by selecting the Print tab within HP Photosmart
Essential.
*Note: On some HP printers that support borderless printing, you can also print borderless photos on Letter/A4 paper.
Borderless is only applicable to one image per page (such as in 4 x 6 snapshots or 8 1/2 x 11 enlargements). Certain
HP printers can print 4 x 6 borderless but not Letter/A4 borderless. Please refer to your printer manual or visit
the HP Customer Care website for more information.
Step 1: Indicate borderless print
Click Printer settings to open the Printer Settings dialog box.
- Select your printer or all-in-one from the Printer list. You need to select the device first, because not all devices support borderless printing.
- Select one of the borderless papers from the Paper Size list. Make sure that size of paper is loaded in your printer or all-in-one.
- Select the Borderless Sizes Only check box.
- Select one of the photo paper options from the Paper Type list.
Step 2: Select print size
Click the dropdown Print size menu and highlight 1 per page.
A preview of your prints will automatically appear.
Step 3: Select paper type
Still on the Print tab, go to the Printer Settings area and use the Paper type drop-down
menu to select the appropriate photo paper.
The little paper-quality icon next to the menu indicates one of two types:
- Photo-quality prints (all paper options except plain)
- Draft-quality prints (plain paper)
HP Photosmart Essential software will automatically default to Best quality mode with photo-quality paper. If you
don't want this option, just use the Advanced menu to change it in the printer properties before you print.
Step 4: Choose the right photo paper for your printer
Paper makes a tremendous difference when you're printing digital photos. HP offers an array of photo papers to make
your images look crisp and professional: from 4 x 6 inch papers with or without tear-off tabs to greeting cards.
HP Premium Plus photo paper is always a good choice, because it delivers color-rich, high-quality results with
exceptional fade resistance. It's thick and shiny, so you can use it for the photos you print every day—proof
sheets, photos from e-mail, or your kids' school projects.
Step 5: Print
Click the Print button and here it comes!
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