Why is the size limited?

Whenever I print the size is small, and and would really like a solution on how to make the image larger when I print it. Any help is welcome, thanks!

Are you both printing from iOS devices? Have you tried printing the same image from a computer to compare how the printer responds?
Do you know the dimensions on the image you are working with? If the image is not large enough for a A4 it may not print to that size.
Also, what printer are you working with and how is it connected?
Let me know and have a great day!

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