Infiniyo Booklet

Turn any PDF or Word file into a print-ready booklet

Pick a booklet style, and we reorder and place the pages so that when you print double-sided and fold the stack, it reads 1, 2, 3 — on whatever printer you already own.

Drop a file here, or browse

PDF, Word (.docx) or plain text · up to 40 MB

How it works

  1. Upload a PDF or Word file. Word documents are converted to PDF first.
  2. Choose a style. Saddle stitch is what you want for anything you'd staple in the middle.
  3. Print double-sided at 100% scale (no "fit to page"), then fold and staple.

The imposed PDF is an ordinary PDF. Nothing about it is printer-specific, so the same file works on an office copier, a home inkjet, or at a print shop.

Questions people actually ask

My printer can't do double-sided. Can I still use this?

Yes. Set Which sides to output to Front sides only and print that. Put the stack back in the tray, then generate again with Back sides only and print that. Do a two-sheet test first to learn which way your tray wants the paper.

The back sides came out upside down or swapped.

Printers disagree about which edge they flip on. If the backs are swapped left-to-right, tick Mirror the back sides. If they're upside down, change your printer's duplex setting from long-edge to short-edge binding (or the other way round).

Why did blank pages appear?

A folded booklet always uses a multiple of four pages, so up to three blanks get added. You can choose whether they land at the end or just after the title page.

How many pages can I saddle-stitch?

Ordinary 80 gsm paper and a long-arm stapler will manage about 60 pages (15 sheets) before the fold gets ugly. Past that, use Signatures and gather them, or Cut & stack and glue the spine.

What happens to my file?

It's processed on this server and deleted automatically after 6 hours. Nothing is sent anywhere else.

Which file types work?

PDF (including PDFs that are only owner-password protected), Word .docx, and plain text. Old binary .doc files and .odt aren't supported — save them as .docx or PDF first. Word files are re-typeset with standard fonts, so if exact layout matters, export to PDF from Word and upload that.