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3. Understanding Layout Modes

Selwyn Orren edited this page Feb 10, 2026 · 1 revision

3. Understanding Layout Modes

Booklet Mode

Creates a layout where pages sit side-by-side, ready for folding and binding. How it works:

Pages are arranged so that when folded, they appear in correct reading order The back page sits next to the front page Middle pages sit in the center spread

Common use: Printed booklets, brochures, magazines, zines Calendar Mode Places two pages on each sheet with one above the other.

How it works:

First page appears on top half Second page appears on bottom half Continue through the document

Common use: Calendars, comparison documents, note-taking layouts Single Page Mode Processes each page individually onto its own output sheet. How it works:

Each input page becomes one output page Useful for resizing, rotating, or applying transformations without combining pages

Common use: Resizing PDFs, applying consistent transformations, format conversion

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