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PDF N-up Print

Several pages on one sheet

This tool draws each page as a picture, so you cannot select text in the result. Use the PDF Page Editor if you need the text to survive.

Choose a file

Drop a file hereTap to choose a fileDrop it hereUp to 200 pages and 50 MB. The file is never uploaded.Up to 200 pages · 50MB

Settings

Separate with commas and use a hyphen for ranges. Leave empty to use every page.

Result

Choose a PDF and the layout appears here.

Open the saved image and print it at actual size. Everything happens in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.

How to use

Arranges several PDF pages on one sheet as an image ready to print. Set the grid, margins, gaps and resolution, and add cut marks if you need them. Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.

When to use it

  • Printing four slides per sheet to save paper.
  • Tiling small cards or coupons onto one page.
  • Putting many pages side by side for review.

How to use it

  1. Choose a PDF — up to 200 pages and 50MB.
  2. Set a page range to lay out, or leave it empty for everything.
  3. Set the paper, orientation, grid, margins and gaps, and how pages fit a cell.
  4. Pick the output resolution and save this sheet, or all sheets as a ZIP.

Good to know

  • Pages are rendered as images here, so text in the result cannot be copied. Use the PDF page editor when the text must stay real.
  • Cut marks are drawn only in the outer margin, so trimmed pieces carry no lines.
  • The number of cells per sheet and the output pixel size are shown in advance.
  • If the cells become too small the layout is refused — reduce the grid or the margins.
  • Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened.

Frequently asked questions

I cannot select text in the result.

The pages are drawn as pictures, which is what makes free placement reliable. When the text matters, use the PDF page editor to select and reorder pages — it leaves the text intact.

How is this different from the printer's "pages per sheet"?

Printer drivers differ in margins, order and scaling, so the result is hard to predict. Here the sheet is built exactly as you see it, so any printer produces the same layout.

Can I reorder the pages?

The range decides which pages appear, but the order follows the page numbers. To change the order, rearrange them first in the PDF page editor and bring that file here.

How many pages fit on a sheet?

You decide via the grid, and the tool refuses layouts whose cells become unreadably small. On A4, four (2×2) or nine (3×3) stay comfortably legible.