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PDF Booklet Creator

Create booklet layouts from PDF for printing. Arrange pages for saddle-stitch binding with multiple grid options.

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Drag and drop a PDF file to create a booklet layout.

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Designed for Trust and Speed

PDFRunway handles your documents locally, keeping data secure and processing lightning-fast.

Easy to Use

Simple 3-step processes designed for speed, clarity, and non-technical users.

Fast & Reliable

High-performance local compilation keeps processing fast, secure, and responsive.

100% Secure

Your documents never leave your browser. Zero uploads, 100% client-side privacy.

Works Anywhere

Access the full suite on any browser, system, desktop, or mobile device.

How to Use

Follow these three simple steps to process your file in seconds.

  1. Upload Your PDF

    Upload the PDF document you want to convert to a booklet.

  2. Choose Layout

    Select grid mode, paper size, orientation, and rotation options.

  3. Create and Download

    Generate the booklet layout and download for printing.

About This Tool

PDF Booklet Creator arranges your PDF pages into booklet layouts ready for print-and-fold production. Perfect for creating brochures, zines, booklets, and saddle-stitched publications.

Choose from various grid modes (1x2, 2x2, 2x4, 4x4), paper sizes, and orientation options. The tool automatically handles page imposition for proper folding sequence.

All processing happens locally in your browser, ensuring your documents remain private.

Use Cases

Brochures

Create fold-ready brochures from standard PDF documents.

Zines

Produce self-published zines with proper page imposition.

Event Programs

Create professional program booklets for events.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions? Find quick answers about this tool here.

Saddle-stitch is a binding method where folded sheets are nested and stapled through the fold.

1x2 is standard for booklets. Use 2x2 or larger for multi-up printing to save paper.

Yes, the tool provides a visual preview before generating the final booklet.