PDF Booklet Creator
NEWImpose and convert standard portrait PDFs into foldable horizontal booklets offline. All calculations occur inside your browser—your documents never touch our servers.
How the PDF Booklet Creator Works
Create printable horizontal booklets from standard PDFs in 3 simple steps.
Load PDF Document
Select or drag and drop your document file into the browser workspace.
Customize Booklet Settings
Choose fold direction (Left-to-Right or Right-to-Left) and margins.
Compile & Save
Compile 2-up booklets instantly in memory and download your print-ready PDF.
Why Use Our PDF Booklet Creator?
Convert standard portrait documents into horizontal, printable landscape booklets instantly.
100% On-Device Processing
Reorder and impose pages directly in browser memory using PDF-Lib, meaning your files never touch any servers.
Dashed Center Fold Preview
Visual preview of page pairings side-by-side on each physical sheet, showing exactly how the booklet will fold.
Portrait to Landscape Booklet
Convert standard portrait documents into horizontal, printable landscape booklets instantly.
PDF Booklet Creator FAQs
Common queries regarding client-side PDF booklet creation.
Q.How does the PDF booklet creation work?
The tool imposes pages in a 2-up configuration on landscape sheets (e.g. A4 landscape), ordering them so that when printed and folded, they form a booklet.
Q.What order are pages printed in?
It binds outer pages to inner pages (e.g. for 4 pages: sheet 1 has page 4 and 1, sheet 2 has page 2 and 3) so they align correctly when folded.
Q.Can I specify a cover page?
Yes. You can toggle booklet margins and alignment options to format the first and last sheets as the front and back cover of your booklet.
Q.Are my pages uploaded to any servers?
Absolutely not. All page imposition, rendering, and rendering checks are performed locally inside your browser sandbox.
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