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Free Online PDF N-Up Maker, Print Several Pages on One Sheet

Put several PDF pages on one sheet and save it as a new file. Choose two, four, six, nine or sixteen a sheet, set the sheet size, margin, gap and reading order, and the pages are placed rather than redrawn, so text stays selectable and artwork stays sharp.

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Free Online PDF N-Up Maker, Print Several Pages on One Sheet

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Combine pages onto sheets Drag and drop a PDF. Two, four, six, nine or sixteen pages are arranged on each sheet and saved as a new file, all inside your browser. Select a PDF File Up to 200 MB • 3,000 pages • nothing is uploaded

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How to Print Several Pages on One Sheet

Four steps, and the file never leaves your computer.

Step 1

Drop the PDF in. Nothing is uploaded; it is read where it already is.

Step 2

Choose how many pages go on a sheet, the sheet size and the reading order.

Step 3

Set the margin and the gap, and turn on the outline if this is a handout.

Step 4

Press Build and download the new file, ready to print.

What It Does, and What It Cannot Do

Paper saved, and the size the text ends up at.

The text gets smaller, and there is a floor to that. Four pages on a sheet means every letter is half the height it was. Nine pages makes it a third. Body text that was comfortable at full size is readable at four up, borderline at nine and decorative at sixteen. Print one sheet before you commit to a hundred.

Nothing is re-encoded. Each page is placed on the sheet exactly as it was, so text stays selectable, vector art stays sharp and photographs keep their quality. The file is a new document, not a picture of the old one.

Mixed page sizes are scaled to the same cell. If the document has a landscape table in the middle of portrait pages, that page is fitted into its cell like any other, so it ends up smaller. Splitting the document first gives a tidier result.

Your printer may have its own version of this. Most print dialogs offer pages per sheet and will do it without a new file. Making the file is what you want when the layout has to be identical everywhere, or when you are sending it to someone else to print.

Key Features & Capabilities

Designed for speed, privacy, and precision.

Never uploaded

The whole thing happens in your browser. A confidential draft can be laid out for printing without it travelling anywhere.

Five layouts

Two, four, six, nine or sixteen pages a sheet, with the sheet turned whichever way the layout actually needs.

Text stays text

Pages are placed, not re-drawn, so words can still be selected and searched and line art stays sharp.

Margins you control

Set the sheet margin and the gap between pages in millimetres, which is what makes the difference between tidy and cramped.

Reading order

Across then down, or down then across. Booklet style handouts and column style notes need different ones.

Only the pages you want

Take the whole document or a selection, written the same way as everywhere else on this site: 1, 4, 7-9, odd, even.

About the PDF N-Up Maker

This tool takes a PDF and arranges several of its pages onto each sheet of a new one. Two pages side by side for a review copy, four for lecture handouts, nine or sixteen for a contact sheet of a long document. The result is a new PDF, ready to print or send, with the original left untouched.

The pages are placed rather than redrawn. That one decision is what separates this from screenshotting a document: the words on the finished sheets are still words, still searchable and still selectable, and a chart drawn as lines is still lines rather than a blurry picture of them. Nothing is compressed and nothing loses quality.

Margins and gaps are in millimetres because that is how paper is discussed. The default leaves a sensible border for a stapler and enough space between pages that they read as separate things. Turning on the outline makes that explicit, which handouts generally want and review copies generally do not.

It all happens in your browser. There is no upload, no queue and no account, so an unpublished manuscript or a client draft can be laid out for printing without leaving your computer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sheets, layouts, reading order and printing.

Drop the file onto this page, choose four pages a sheet, and press Build. The pages are arranged two by two on each new sheet and saved as a new PDF you can download. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is re-encoded.

Yes. Each page is placed onto the sheet as a page, not as a picture of one, so text stays text, it can still be searched and copied, and vector drawings stay sharp at any zoom.

Two up halves the width, four up halves both dimensions, nine up divides each by three and sixteen up by four. Ordinary body text is comfortable at four up and hard work at nine. Printing a single test sheet is worth the minute it takes.

Usually, yes, and for a one-off it is quicker. Making the file is better when the layout must look identical on every machine, when you are sending it to someone else to print, or when your print dialog does not offer the arrangement you want.

It is fitted into its cell like every other page, which means it ends up smaller than its neighbours. If that matters, split those pages out and lay them out separately.

No. The pages are read and the new file is written entirely inside your browser, which you can prove by disconnecting from the internet and using the page anyway.