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PDF booklet maker

Arrange PDF pages for double-sided booklet printing. Choose folded section sizes, left or right binding, and download a page-order report.

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    PDF booklet maker

    Turn a PDF into two-page landscape sheets for folded booklets. Choose one nested booklet or smaller sections for binding. The CSV report lists each section, physical sheet, front and back, and source page numbers. Empty report cells indicate added blank pages.

    How to use this tool

    1. Upload a PDF in normal reading order, with one document page per PDF page.
    2. Choose the paper sheet, section size, binding edge and margin.
    3. Print the result at actual size in landscape, two-sided with short-edge flipping. Do not enable booklet or multiple-pages printing again. Test one sheet before printing the full document.

    Supported input formats

    • PDF

    Available settings

    • Paper sheet sizeA4US LetterA3
    • Pages per folded sectionOne nested booklet4 pages per section8 pages per section16 pages per section32 pages per section
    • Binding edgeLeft bindingRight binding
    • Margin inside each half-sheet (mm)

    Output and limitations

    Arrange PDF pages for double-sided booklet printing. Choose folded section sizes, left or right binding, and download a page-order report.

    One unencrypted PDF up to 20 MB and 300 pages. Use a flattened copy without annotations or form fields. Pages fit proportionally inside each half-sheet. The last section is padded to a multiple of four. Bookmarks and attachments are not copied.

    How do folded sections and blank pages work?

    Each section contains at most the selected number of document pages. Only its final sheet is padded to a multiple of four. Nest sheets within each section, then fold. Keep separate sections in order. Printer feed directions vary, so check one front and back first.

    What if processing fails?

    Check the supported formats and file limits, then try a smaller file. Keep an original copy. A clear error message will explain an unsupported input or an unavailable processing service.