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Brand stationery packs
Bring several related pieces together when they share a compatible paper and finishing process.
Different jobs. One considered sheet.
Bring your print jobs together beautifully.
Pack artwork from several PDFs onto a shared sheet. Set item quantities, rotation and work style, then review the layout for your press and cutting workflow.
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Drop it in. See it come together.
PDF, PNG, JPEG/JPE/JFIF, TIFF, WebP, AVIF, HEIC/HEIF, GIF, BMP, ICO/CUR, SVG or JPEG 2000. Multiple files open as one job.
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Made for real print jobs
What will you make?
From the first proof
to the finished piece.
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Mixed short runs
Combine small quantities of different artwork and inspect how they fit on the available stock.
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Press-sheet planning
Review sheetwise, work-and-turn, work-and-tumble or perfecting layouts against the press setup.
THE JOB SHEET01 / EXAMPLE
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A coordinated launch pack
ARTWORK → LAYOUT → PRINTA practical starting point
Illustrative print job
A coordinated launch pack
Combine business cards, thank-you inserts and small product tags that use the same stock. Set their required quantities and inspect the packed sheet before printing.
- Artwork
- Cards + inserts + tags
- Stock
- One shared specification
- Setup
- Quantities per item
A clear path to print
Open. Adjust. Print.
Your artwork stays on your device.
Your layout stays in your control.
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Open the compatible jobs
Add PDFs that can share a paper and production method. Check each source page and its bleed.
- 02
Set quantities and work style
Choose the sheet, item counts and rotation rule. A duplex work style treats consecutive page pairs as items.
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Review yield and cutting
Inspect the packed positions, gutters and Print notes. Confirm the run quantity and a workable cutting sequence.
A little print know-how
Good files.
Better results.
A few things to check before you send your job to the printer.
Read the Gang Sheet guideGroup compatible work
Jobs on one sheet share the same stock and press conditions. Keep incompatible paper, colour and finishing requirements separate.
Understand the print quantity
A packed form may need to be printed several times to meet item quantities. Use the run information in Print notes.
Can the artwork have different dimensions?
Yes. Each source page is an item that can be placed on the chosen sheet. Rotation can be enabled to help the items fit.
Can I request different quantities?
Yes. Set Copies for the individual items. Review the packed form and required run quantity before printing.
How do two-sided jobs work?
The duplex work styles treat consecutive page pairs as double-sided items. Prepare front/back pairs and check the selected work style against the press.
Is the tightest layout always the best choice?
No. Leave usable gutters and margins, and confirm the cutting sequence, stock and press requirements. A good production layout needs more than a close fit.
Keep your job moving
The right tool for the next step.
Step & Repeat
Business cards, labels and tickets: each page repeated to fill the sheet, with bleed and marks handled.
Custom imposition
Draw the sheet yourself: choose the paper, split it into rows and columns, and put a page in each cell.
Add Bleed
Extend artwork past the trim so cuts never show white. The finished size does not change.
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