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Workshop handouts
Put several presentation pages together so participants have a compact reference.
More pages. Less paper.
Make every sheet work a little harder.
Place two, four, eight or more PDF pages on a sheet. Control the grid, order and scaling for handouts, proofs and compact print sets.
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What will you make?
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Design contact sheets
Compare artwork variants side by side before choosing the design to send to production.
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Internal proofs
Review page progression across a long PDF without printing every page full size.
THE JOB SHEET01 / EXAMPLE
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A 24-slide workshop handout
ARTWORK → LAYOUT → PRINTA practical starting point
Illustrative print job
A 24-slide workshop handout
Place four consecutive slides on each A4 sheet using Fit. A 24-page source becomes six single-sided handout sheets, ready for a quick readability check.
- Source
- 24 slides
- Layout
- 4 pages per sheet
- Output
- 6 single-sided sheets
A clear path to print
Open. Adjust. Print.
Your artwork stays on your device.
Your layout stays in your control.
- 01
Open your page sequence
Start with a PDF in the order you want the pieces to appear.
- 02
Choose pages per sheet
Set the paper, grid and page order. Use Fit when the pages need to shrink into the chosen cells.
- 03
Inspect the smallest details
Check text size, margins and the final partial sheet. Export and print at actual size to preserve the layout.
A little print know-how
Good files.
Better results.
A few things to check before you send your job to the printer.
Read the N-up guideProtect finished dimensions
Actual size preserves the artwork size and may allow fewer pages on the sheet. Fit deliberately scales it.
Check the reading sequence
Use In order for consecutive pages. Cut & Stack is better when cut piles need to combine into one sequence.
Does N-up repeat the same page?
It can: choose Repeat in the Order control. For cards or labels with one repeated design, the dedicated Step & Repeat tool gives a more direct setup.
Will my pages be resized?
That depends on Scaling. Actual size keeps native dimensions; Fit can shrink pages to fit the selected grid. Confirm the size in the preview summary.
Can I make a double-sided layout?
Yes. Double sided treats odd source pages as fronts and even pages as backs, so prepare and inspect the page pairs before printing.
Why is the last sheet partly empty?
When the page count does not fill the grid, unused cells stay blank. Check the final sheet and its marks before trimming.
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.
Cut & Stack
Cut the sheets, stack the piles, and the pages are already in order. Stack depth follows the page count.
Custom imposition
Draw the sheet yourself: choose the paper, split it into rows and columns, and put a page in each cell.
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