week/paperTHE PRINT STUDIO

FOLDBOOK / A FEW SHEETS. YOUR OWN LITTLE BOOK.

Print. Fold.
Make it a book.

Turn an ordinary PDF into a little book. We arrange the pages; you print both sides, fold the sheets and bring your ideas together.

PDF · Up to 25 MB / 160 pages · Static, unencrypted documents

Free · No signup · Your PDF stays on this device

WEEK / PAPER08MADE BY YOU.
FIELD NOTES01A LITTLE BOOK.
PRINT.
FOLD.
KEEP.

8 PAGES / 2 SHEETS / ONE LITTLE BOOK

Page order, worked out for youText and vector artwork stay sharpDuplex or manual front/back files

01 / START WITH A PDF

A little structure. A little book.

PDF → BOOKLET

03 / CHECK THE ORDER

See both sides before you print.

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Selected pages—
Blank pages added—
Physical sheets—

The PDF pages are fitted proportionally into half a sheet.

Choose a PDF to preview your booklet.

04 / PREPARE THE PRINT FILES

Pages in place. Ready to fold.

Choose a PDF to begin

Download an interleaved duplex PDF, separate fronts and backs, and a bilingual order guide. Instructions stay outside the print PDFs.

Before you staple it.

Is my PDF uploaded or saved?

Your PDF, previews and exports stay in this browser tab. The tool stores no preferences and loads no visitor analytics. Reloading clears the work. Cloudflare handles ordinary page and asset requests.

Why are blank pages added?

A folded sheet has four reading pages. Each folded unit is padded to a multiple of four, with blanks after its final original page. The preview and order map show where those blanks land.

Are text, crop and rotation preserved?

Page content is embedded as PDF content, preserving text and vector artwork. The visible CropBox and standard 90° rotations are respected, and pages fit proportionally in each half-sheet. Links are no longer clickable; bookmarks, attachments and document signatures are not carried over.

Which PDFs are supported?

Static, unencrypted PDFs up to 25 MB and 160 pages. Password-protected documents, interactive forms and visible annotations must first be exported or printed as a flattened PDF in the source software. Keep your original and inspect the output.

Will every printer handle the files the same way?

No. Duplex flip settings, paper paths and unprintable margins differ. PDF viewer preferences are hints, not printer control. Test one sheet and check both page order and orientation before printing everything.