Booklet order and N-up page layout
Several pages per sheet for handouts, or fold-ready booklet order for the office printer. Computed on your device.
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N-up: handouts and review copies
N-up places 2, 4, or more pages onto each output sheet, scaled to fit — the standard way to review a long deck without printing a ream. The pages are placed as-is; nothing inside them is re-encoded.
Booklet: the page-order puzzle, solved
A fold-in-half booklet needs its pages in a printer's order (last-and-first together, and so on) so that after folding, the reading order is right. Computing that order by hand is a classic afternoon-waster; the tool computes it, pads to a multiple of four when the fold needs it, and says so in the receipt.
Questions people actually ask
- What does N-up do to page quality?
- Pages are placed and scaled as vector content — nothing is rasterized or re-encoded by the layout.
- My document isn’t a multiple of four pages — can it still be a booklet?
- Yes; blank pages are added to make the fold work, and the receipt tells you how many.
- Is my file uploaded?
- No — layout is computed in your browser.
We invite you to double-check our work
Open your browser’s developer tools, switch to the Network tab, and run any tool on this page and nothing leaves your device.
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