Putting multiple document pages onto a single printed sheet — 2-up is two per sheet, 4-up is four. It saves paper for reference material and handouts.

Does the text stay selectable?

Yes. Pages are embedded as vectors rather than flattened to images, so text remains crisp and searchable in the output.

Does it change my original PDF?

No — it downloads a new PDF; your working document is untouched.

Multiple PDF pages per sheet (N-up)

Print-shop imposition without the print shop: tile 2 pages per landscape sheet or 4 per portrait sheet — handouts, slides and references that stop wasting paper. Or use resize-only to make every page a uniform A4 or Letter for clean printing.

Pages are embedded as vectors, not rendered to images — text stays sharp and selectable at any size.

Print-shop imposition, in the browser

Tile 2 pages per landscape sheet or 4 per portrait sheet for handouts, slides and references that stop wasting paper — or use resize-only to make every page a uniform A4 or Letter for clean printing. Pages are embedded as vectors, not rendered to images, so text stays sharp and selectable at any size.

How it works

Drop a PDF and open N-up.
Pick 2-up, 4-up or resize-only, and A4 or Letter.
Download the composed PDF — your original is untouched.

Like every pixelpix tool, this runs 100% in your browser: your file is never uploaded to a server, never leaves your device, and works even offline once the page has loaded.

Frequently asked questions

What does N-up mean?: Putting multiple document pages onto a single printed sheet — 2-up is two per sheet, 4-up is four. It saves paper for reference material and handouts.
Does the text stay selectable?: Yes. Pages are embedded as vectors rather than flattened to images, so text remains crisp and searchable in the output.
Does it change my original PDF?: No — it downloads a new PDF; your working document is untouched.

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