Turn a PDF into a Printable Booklet or Brochure
Upload your PDF to reorder its pages for saddle-stitch booklet printing or lay them out as an accordion-fold brochure.
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Turning a regular PDF into a booklet means reordering its pages and placing two of them on each printed sheet, so that after printing, folding the stack in half and stapling the spine, the pages read in the correct order — a classic saddle-stitch booklet or program. If you'd rather fold a single sheet zigzag-style into panels, accordion mode keeps the pages in their natural order instead and lays them out side by side for a concertina-fold brochure. Either way you can choose the physical sheet size (A4, A3, Letter and more) and how the result should be printed: one file ready for a printer with automatic duplex, or two separate files — front pages, then back pages — for printers without automatic duplex. Files are processed securely and are not kept longer than necessary.
How it works
Select files
You can select files from the file system, Dropbox and Google Drive.
Press button "Build Booklet"
in order to upload files for processing.
Wait for completion
It will take from 10 seconds to several minutes depending on the number and size of the files.
FAQ
What's the difference between the Booklet and Accordion layouts?
Booklet mode reorders your pages (e.g. last page next to the first) and places two per sheet, for folding the whole stack in half and stapling along the spine. Accordion mode keeps pages in their normal reading order and lays them out as panels for a zigzag/concertina fold instead.
What if I don't have a printer with automatic double-sided printing?
Choose "Manual" duplex output. You'll get two files instead of one: print the first, flip the whole stack over, then print the second on the reverse side.
What happens if my page count doesn't divide evenly?
A blank panel or page is added automatically to fill out the last sheet, so the layout still folds correctly.