When should I use Booklet instead of N-up?

Use Booklet when you need folded reading order and binding-ready output.

Why are blank pages added automatically?

Booklet imposition requires page counts that fit folding rules, so blank pages are added when needed.

Use 8/16 for short and manual jobs. Use 32/64 for larger print-shop workflows.

Single PDF is convenient for one-shot printing. ZIP exports each signature as a separate PDF for batching.

Yes. Valid files are processed together in upload order.

No. Processing stays fully local in your browser.

Turn normal PDFs into foldable booklet print files

Auto padding, spread reorder, and 8/16/32/64 signature split
Ideal for course handbooks, event brochures, and product booklets

Drag multiple PDFs here or click to select

Merge multiple PDF files instantly

Pages are reordered so folded and bound output reads naturally.

Split by 8/16/32/64 pages for saddle stitch and print batching.

Missing pages are padded automatically to keep imposition valid.

Add one or multiple PDF files into the same booklet job.

Choose paper, orientation, gutter, and signature settings.

Confirm spread order, then export as single PDF or ZIP by signature.

When should I use Booklet instead of N-up?: Use Booklet when you need folded reading order and binding-ready output.
Why are blank pages added automatically?: Booklet imposition requires page counts that fit folding rules, so blank pages are added when needed.
How do I choose 8/16/32/64 signature size?: Use 8/16 for short and manual jobs. Use 32/64 for larger print-shop workflows.
Single PDF vs ZIP: which should I export?: Single PDF is convenient for one-shot printing. ZIP exports each signature as a separate PDF for batching.
Can I process multiple PDFs together?: Yes. Valid files are processed together in upload order.
Are files uploaded to a server?: No. Processing stays fully local in your browser.