Arrange the pages of a PDF in booklet order, two per sheet, so you can print them double-sided, fold the stack and staple it like a magazine. Everything runs in your browser. Print a PDF as a folded booklet.
Each sheet of paper holds four pages: two on the front and two on the back. The pages are placed so that, after folding, they read in the right order – for an 8-page document the first sheet has pages 8 and 1 on the front and 2 and 7 on the back.
Create the booklet file here, then print it double-sided with "Flip on short edge" (also called "short-edge binding") and fold the sheets in the middle.
That is booklet order. On screen the sheets look mixed up, but once printed on both sides and folded, the pages follow each other correctly.
Print the odd sheets of the file first, put the printed stack back into the printer and print the even sheets. Test with two sheets first to see which way the paper has to go in.
Choose "Twice the page size" to keep the original size. Choose A4 or Letter when you want the booklet on standard paper; the pages are then reduced.
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Related tools: Multiple Pages per Sheet for handouts, Organize PDF to change the page order first, and Add Page Numbers before you make the booklet.
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