Pages per sheet
Put several PDF pages on a single sheet — 2, 4, 9 or 16 up. Read a long document short, and use a fraction of the paper.
Drop a PDF here, or click to choose
Print a long document short — several pages on every sheet
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How it works
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Drop in the PDF you want to print more compactly.
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Choose how many pages go on each sheet, and the paper size.
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Download the new PDF and print it — a quarter of the paper at 4-up.
Frequently asked questions
What does “pages per sheet” mean?
It puts several of the document’s pages side by side on one printed sheet, shrinking each to fit. Printing a 40-page report 4-up turns it into 10 sheets. Printers call the same thing N-up.
How many can I fit?
2, 4, 6, 8, 9 or 16. Beyond about 9 the text on a normal document stops being comfortable to read, so treat 16 as a contact-sheet view rather than something to read properly.
Does the text stay sharp?
Yes. The pages are placed as vector content, not screenshots, so they print at your printer’s full resolution however small they are on the sheet.
Why not just use my printer’s own N-up setting?
You can — but printer drivers differ wildly, many mobile and web print paths do not offer it, and you cannot email a driver setting to someone. This produces an actual PDF laid out that way, which anyone can print or read.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The layout is done inside your browser and the document never reaches a server.