Print smarter — multiple pages per sheet, a folded booklet, a tiled poster, or a new paper size. A guide to the free PDF print-layout tools, all in your browser.
Printing a PDF well is more than hitting Ctrl+P. You might want two pages per sheet to save paper, a folded booklet from a document, a giant poster tiled across several pages, or a different paper size. Here's the toolkit for laying out a PDF exactly how you want it to come off the printer — all free and in your browser.
The N-up tool places multiple pages on a single sheet — 2-up, 4-up, and beyond — cutting paper use for handouts and drafts. For a proper folded booklet, the Booklet tool reorders pages so they fall in the right place when you fold and staple.
The Poster tool tiles a single page across multiple sheets so you can print a large poster on a normal printer and assemble it. Need a specific paper size? The Resize tool switches between A4, Letter, and other sizes, and Single Page combines all pages into one continuous page for scrolling or plotting.
| Goal | Tool |
|---|---|
| Save paper (2 or 4 pages per sheet) | N-up |
| Foldable, stapled booklet | Booklet |
| Large poster from a normal printer | Poster |
| Change to A4 / Letter | Resize |
| One continuous page | Single Page |
From paper-saving N-up and foldable booklets to wall-sized posters and paper-size changes, there's a one-click tool to lay out a PDF for the printer exactly how you need it. Set your margins, test a sheet, and print with confidence — all free and private in your browser.