N-up per sheet
Place several source pages onto each A4 sheet — great for handouts.
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About N-up per sheet
N-up per sheet shrinks several source pages down and arranges them onto a single A4 sheet, so a long document prints on far fewer pieces of paper. Reach for it when you want handouts, a quick reference copy, or just to save paper and toner on a draft. You choose 2, 4, 6, or 9 pages per sheet, and the tool lays your existing pages out in a grid and gives you back a new PDF. The smaller you pack the pages, the smaller the text gets, so pick a count that stays readable for what you're printing.
How to n-up per sheet
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Add your file
Drop it in or click to choose. It stays on your device.
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Set options
Tweak the settings, or just use the sensible defaults.
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Download the result
One click. It was built right here, in your browser.
Why Unfleece vs fleeceware
Unfleece
- Runs in your browser — no file upload
- Free, no account, no card
- Open source (AGPL-3.0)
- No file-size paywall
Typical fleeceware site
- Uploads your file to a server
- $1 trial → ~$50 / week
- Closed and opaque
- Locks results behind pay
Frequently asked
How many pages can I fit on one sheet?
You can place 2, 4, 6, or 9 source pages onto each A4 sheet. Fewer pages per sheet keeps the text larger and more readable; more pages per sheet saves more paper but shrinks everything down.
What size are the output sheets?
Every output sheet is A4, with your source pages arranged in a grid on it. The result is a new PDF you can print or save.
Does the text stay readable when pages are combined?
It depends on how many pages you pack per sheet, since each one is scaled down to fit. Two per sheet stays close to full size, while nine per sheet makes the text quite small, so choose a count that suits your document.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. The layout happens right here in your browser, and your file never leaves your device. You can confirm it yourself by opening your browser's Network tab and watching for zero uploads while it runs.