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N-up PDF

Place 2 or 4 PDF pages on a single sheet to save paper. Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

📂 Click to choose a PDF, or drag & drop it here

    How to print multiple PDF pages per sheet

    "N-up" means fitting several pages onto one sheet — two side by side, or four in a grid. It's a classic way to save paper and ink when printing handouts, slides or drafts, and it's handy for previewing a whole document at a glance or building simple booklets.

    This tool lays out your pages onto new sheets in your browser, scaling each one to fit neatly. Your PDF is never uploaded, so it stays private. Pick 2-up or 4-up and download a ready-to-print file.

    Step by step

    • Choose a PDF.
    • Pick 2 or 4 pages per sheet.
    • Click Create n-up PDF to download the new layout.

    Why do this in the browser?

    Some printer drivers offer n-up, but they're fiddly and inconsistent across devices. Building the layout into the PDF itself means it prints the same everywhere — and because it's done locally, your document never leaves your machine. Pages are scaled to fit with a small margin so nothing is clipped.

    Common uses

    • Printing slide handouts 2 or 4 per page.
    • Saving paper on long drafts.
    • Previewing a whole document at a glance.
    • Making simple booklets.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is my file uploaded?

    No. The layout is built in your browser. Your PDF never leaves your device.

    What paper size is used?

    A4 — landscape for 2-up, portrait for 4-up. Pages scale to fit.

    Will anything get clipped?

    No. Each page is scaled down with a small margin to fit its cell.

    Is it free?

    Yes, completely free with no signup.