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I have a PDF document with credit-card-sized pages. I am looking for a way to print this to an A4 sheet of paper, such that I can cut it up and staple it to form a booklet with the pages in the correct sequence. This would be similar to the feature of MS Outlook to print an address book as a booklet, except that the page size isn't a tidy fraction of the paper size.

While Acrobat Reader has a booklet printing feature, it seems to support only the case of two pages per side. If I were to try to use this then, wasted paper aside, there would be a big gap between the pages on the same sheet, which is unsuitable.

Can anyone advise of a good way I can do what I am trying to do?

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There are many PDF viewers and printer drivers that are capable of printing multiple pages of a document per sheet of paper. For example, PDF-XChange Viewer has the dialog below to print multiple pages.

PDF-XChange Print Dialog

Other options on the printer Properties and/or application print dialog include borderless printing, margin sizes and centering.

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  • How does this achieve "such that I can cut it up and staple it to form a booklet with the pages in the correct sequence"? Furthermore, how would I eliminate the gap between pages that are going to be on the same sheet after cutting?
    – Stewart
    Commented Jun 3, 2022 at 10:40

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