PDF-BatchBooklet
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PDF-BatchBooklet quickly creates booklets from many PDF files. It’s the quickest way to make booklets from PDFs with one click!
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PDF-BatchBooklet quickly creates booklets from many PDF files. Originally intended to make booklets for sheet music, PDF-BatchBooklet should work on most PDFs, for any purpose. It’s the quickest way to make booklets from PDFs with one click!
PDF-BatchBooklet creates booklets by imposing the pages for printing. The original image size is retained. For instance, it will take letter-size pages (8.5”x11”) and impose them on 17”x11” paper. It can impose the pages to make a traditional booklet to be printed double-sided, or it can also make an accordion-style booklet to be printed on single-sided paper. An option to allow half-sheets is also available.
Credits & License
Credits
The PDF Batch Utilities were developed by Abraham Lee with input from Philip Rothman.
Yiyang Wang troubleshooted and updated the most recent version of applications to run on current operating systems.
License
The PDF Batch Utilities are free software but you can support development by naming your own price, either at the time you register to download the software, or later, via our donation area.
You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
Specs
| Operating System | Mac, Windows |
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Instructions
Simply drag and drop your files onto the application window, or click the Add button to locate them in your file browser.
Choose Folded Booklet Order to create a traditional booklet for double-sided printing.
Choose Allow half sheets to create a double-sided insert on the same size page as the original PDF.
Choose Straight Page Order to create an accordion-style book for single-sided printing.
Choose Allow half sheets for the last page in an odd-numbered PDF to be created on the same size page as the original PDF.
Optionally add a prefix or suffix to the filename of the newly-generated PDF file.
Specify a new output directory or use the source directory.
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