Several PDF pages on one sheet
The same document on half the paper, worked out from the pages you already have.
Result
These files are processed locally. Nothing is uploaded.
How it works
Add the PDFs
One or several. Pages are read on your device and never uploaded.
Arrange and choose the layout
Reorder the pages, then pick 2-up or 4-up and the sheet you are printing on.
Download and print
One PDF with the pages imposed, ready to print at 100%.
Receipts, invoices and short reports each occupy a fraction of a sheet, and printing them one per page uses paper at the rate of about twice what the content needs. Imposing two to a page is the standard answer, and the arithmetic is unglamorous but the saving is real.
The file is read in your browser rather than sent to a server. That is a deliberate choice here: invoices and receipts carry names, addresses and payment details, and they are the last documents that should be uploaded to a free conversion site to save a few sheets of paper.
Frequently asked questions
Does the PDF get uploaded to a server?
No. The pages are read and reassembled in your browser. That is the reason this tool exists separately rather than as a feature of a general print utility: financial documents should not have to leave your device to save paper.
How many pages can it handle at once?
It depends on your device’s memory rather than an artificial cap, because each page is rasterised to place it. A few dozen pages is comfortable on a phone; a long document is better done in batches on a desktop.
Will the text stay sharp?
Pages are placed at a resolution chosen for print rather than for screen, so a page occupying half a sheet keeps its detail. Very small source type is the case where four-up starts to strain, as it would on any printer.
What happens to the order?
It follows the order you arrange the pages in, left to right and top to bottom. Use the move buttons to fix a scan whose pages came out backwards before you print, rather than after.