Put several PDF pages on one sheet
Choose a PDF and how many pages go on each sheet. The pages are laid out side by side on new sheets, ready to print as handouts or to save paper. It all happens on your device.
Runs pdf-lib in your browser, a 213 KB download once you choose a file. Open-source licenses
How to combine PDF pages into one page
Choose your file, or drop it on the box above, and pick how many pages go on each sheet.
Choose the sheet size, which way up it lies, the order of the pages, the margins and the gap between pages. The preview shows the first sheet as you change them.
Select Make sheets, then download the new PDF.
Multiple pages per sheet, your way
Pages fill each sheet along the rows and then down, or down the columns and then across. For Arabic, Hebrew and other right-to-left documents, choose right to left and each row starts at the right.
Auto turns the sheet whichever way draws the pages largest. Each page keeps its shape and is centred in its place, and a page stored sideways is stood upright as it shows on screen.
Add a thin border round each page if you want to cut the sheets apart.
Text stays text
The pages are not turned into pictures. Text stays sharp at any zoom and you can still select, search and copy it, and drawings stay sharp too.
Comments and filled-in form values that show on the pages are drawn onto the sheets. Links, form fields and bookmarks do not carry over, since the pages have moved.
Your file never leaves your device
The sheets are made in your browser with pdf-lib. No file or file name is sent to us or to anyone else. pdf-lib loads only after you choose a file, so this page stays fast.
A file protected with a password opens once you type its password on this page, and the new file is protected with the same password.
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