pdfpressCut & Stack.
Pages are laid out so every cut pile reads in sequence when stacked. Ideal for numbered forms, cards and short-run books cut on a guillotine.
What cut & stack does
Pages are laid out so every cut pile reads in sequence when stacked. Ideal for numbered forms, cards and short-run books cut on a guillotine.
The normal workflow
- 1Open your file. Drop a PDF (or PNG/JPEG) in — Cut & Stack reads the page size and count and suggests a starting setup.
- 2Check the auto layout. The sheet, count and marks are picked for you. The live preview shows exactly what will print.
- 3Adjust what matters. Change only the settings that need it — everything else stays on its suggested value.
- 4Export the imposed sheet. Download a print-ready PDF, or send it straight to print — processed locally, nothing uploaded.
What you can normally adjust
- Sheet
- Orientation
- Piles per sheet
- Columns
- Rows
- Double sided
- Crop marks
- Scaling
- Gap
- Margin
- Bleed in art
- Sheet width
- Sheet height
- Registration marks
- Marks in gutters
- Four-color black
- White border
- Headers, footers & watermark
- Apply to
- Header
- Header alignment
- Footer
- Footer alignment
- Numbering
- Start numbering at
- Number position
- Watermark
- Watermark size
- Watermark opacity
- Watermark rotation
- Font
- Header / footer size
- Distance from edge
- Text color
- Decorate pages
Related tools
- Booklet · saddle stitch — Two pages per side, folded and stapled as one booklet.
- Book · perfect bound — Two pages per side in folded sections, gathered and glued at the spine.
- N-up — Several pages per sheet, in reading order. The sheet and the count are chosen to waste the least paper.
- Step & Repeat — Business cards, labels and tickets: each page repeated to fill the sheet, with bleed and marks handled.
- Poster — Blow a page up across 2×2, 3×3 or a target width of sheets, with overlap strips and an assembly map.
- Gang Sheet — Pack several jobs onto one sheet. Drop every PDF; items are placed and rotated to fit.