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PDF Booklet Maker

Turn a PDF into a fold-and-staple booklet. We reorder the pages automatically for saddle-stitch printing — print double-sided, fold, staple, done. No sign-up, no upload.

How do I know my file isn't uploaded?

Open your browser's DevTools (press F12) → Network tab, then use the tool — you won't see any request containing your file. Or switch your device to airplane mode first; the tool still works, because everything happens on your device, nothing goes to a server.

📄 Tap to choose a PDF or drag & drop
Everything runs on your device. Files are never sent anywhere.

Preview

Sheet 1 — Front
🖨️ Test it first, before printing everything
  1. Print only pages 1–2 of the downloaded file (that's sheet 1) — double-sided, flip on short edge (these sheets print landscape, so short-edge is the setting that keeps the back upright — not the long-edge default most printers use for portrait documents).
  2. Fold that one sheet in half.
  3. Check it reads in the right order and nothing's upside down.
Looks right? Print the rest the same way (double-sided, flip on short edge), then fold the whole stack together and staple down the spine — or stitch, glue, or punch-and-bind it however you prefer. It's the fold and page order that matter, not the exact closure.
10 mm
8 mm
For print shops trimming the edges after printing. Skip this for normal home/office printing.
A light dotted line down the middle of each sheet, showing exactly where to fold. Shows in the preview and the downloaded PDF, since they're the same file.
How it works

A booklet isn't just tiled pages — behind the scenes we reorder them onto sheets so that once printed double-sided, folded and stapled, they read 1, 2, 3… in order. You don't need to think about that part — just set your paper size, download, and print. If your page count isn't a multiple of 4, we pad it with blank pages at the end and tell you how many.

Whatever page count you upload, it folds and staples into a booklet that reads 1, 2, 3… in order — automatically.

Just need pages tiled onto one sheet, no folding? Try our PDF N-up Maker.