PDF Booklet Maker

Booklet imposition places outer and inner pages together so they read in order after double-sided printing, nesting and folding. The saved PDF is intended for printing, not normal on-screen reading.

Groups of up to 8, 16 or 32 document pages produce separate folded sections. The final group pads only to its next multiple of four. One-booklet mode nests every sheet together; thicker documents can be harder to fold neatly.

Each sheet has two sides and two page positions per side, so each folded group needs a multiple of four. Missing positions become blank panels, without adding page text or numbers.

Use landscape and actual size/100%. Automatic duplex usually uses short-edge flipping, but drivers differ. Disable additional booklet or multiple-pages-per-sheet printing. Print one front/back sheet as a test and adjust flip edge or back rotation if necessary.

Export front-only and back-only PDFs. Both use the same sheet order. Your printer determines stack direction and re-feeding, so test one sheet before handling the full stack. This tool does not promise a universal manual-duplex feed order.

No. Pages are embedded as PDF page artwork and fitted to each panel, preserving their text and vector content where present. Original CropBox/MediaBox intersection and standard right-angle page rotation are respected. Annotations, links and forms are not carried through.

Yes. Right binding mirrors the left/right page pairs. Source page content itself is not mirrored; output follows document page positions rather than printed page labels.

It provides basic booklet arrangement. It does not add bleed, trim marks or creep compensation. Margins/gutter and source proportions affect the final size; test output before a large print run.

Processing uses a local cancellable worker and existing PDF libraries. No processing upload or saved document history is used. Website ads and analytics follow the privacy information.