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I think I may be of the EXTREME minority these days - and this might not be an option for you.....but I print my pics by physically going to Walmart and using the Kodak kiosk in the store. Selecting the Collage option will allow you to select mini prints and you will get two 3x4's printed on one 4x6 print. I live in New Brunswick.

If you have a Costco near you, they print as well, and have an upload online option (I work there). I use Photosheet, a free program you can download at www.photosheet.com. You choose the finish size (in this case 4x6), pick the template (you have to scroll UP for 3x4), drag your photos in, pick where you want it to save, and voila, done. This is how I batch process all my 2x2's as well.
If you have any questions let me know, I would be happy to answer them.

Do you happen to have Photoshop? If you do here's a tutorial on how to put two, 3x4's on a 4x6 before printing (either sending to a service or printing at home): http://aliedwards.com/2012/01/video-tutorial-printing-two-3x4-images-on-a-4x6

I do it the AliEdwards way above in photoshop. This way all the work is done at home. When I bring my usb stick to Costco, I then only have to chose 4x6 (because you have saved your 2 3x4's on your 4x6 canvas. .. this way usually cheaper at .10 a print. of course when you get home you will need to cut down the middle to get your 2 3x4's.

You can also use Pic Monkey (online and free) to make 2 (3x4s) on a 4x6 canvas then print wherever you normally do.

I have a new Mac with Photos. On the print page if you select paper size 4x6 then choose "custom" from the size choices you can put in your size of choice at the bottom of the screen. Doing this prints one 3x4 in the middle of the 4x6 photo paper.
It's wasteful but when I'm short on time I do it this way rather than going to Photoshop to put two photos in the 4x6 template. Hope that helps!

The Project Life app also has a collage option for 2 3x4's on a 4x6. Since I take most of my photos with my phone, this is how I do it. I export it and get it printed normally where I print all my photos (I currently do Walmart due to ease and convenience.

I'm in Canada and I use Persnickety Prints. The prints are very high quality/archival/waterproof and they frequently have deals where you can buy a bundle of 200 4x6 prints for 40% off (once purchased, it never expires, and you can choose to use as many as you want per order). For 3x4s, you can either (1) put two on a 4x6 (I use lightroom print module for this) then cut in half, or (2) Persnickety has a 3x4 size option, which is how I print most of my 3x4s.

I'm in Canada, have walked in to use both Walmart (same as above commenter) and Superstore (Collage>Mini Print option). Mostly thought I use the PicFrame app on my Android phone. Click Ratio 4:3 or 3:4 and click the template. Then just tap the side of the screen and pic your photo from your gallery. For me, since most of my photos are from my phone, this works. And now I upload to Costco app which is super fast now that they fixed it.

If I have to format in my computer, I still struggle with Photoshop to do it, even after the great tutorial Ali mentioned....worked a few times and then I somehow screwed it up. PicMonkey is good too.

I hear you on this one! I used to use Black's when they had stores, but I haven't tried them since they were bought and went to mail service. Currently I use London Drugs. It's pricey, but they have the best quality prints that I know of in Canada for in-store prints. That said, their 4X6 maybe pricey, but the 5X7 and 6X8 are well priced.

Thank you, dear friends...I heart this community :)

I am VERY curious about this, as well! :)

I have Project Life® and then I have a 12x12 album to hold my traditional layouts for the year (most of those get shared currently in the classrooms for the Story Kits™). I don't combine the two together.