Combining PDFs is the process of merging multiple PDF files into one. This is done for a couple of reasons; to create one document that’s easier for printing or reading and to create documents into one file for easier handling, like emailing. When you think of combining PDF files what’s the first thing that comes…
Certain industries have repetitive tasks involving merging PDF files and that’s something we can make very easy. Examples would be, combining legal or escrow documents, medical records, business documents and obviously stickers, labels, flyers or cards in the printing industry. Whatever it is, you can quickly create a template to automate the combination of these…
The capabilities of FileSplice are unique because our tools merge and impose PDF files while also allowing for variable individual file quantities. Other PDF merging tools on the web really only deal with merging files together. They don’t offer the ability to impose the merged files on to larger or smaller PDFs in variable quantities….
Most people looking to merge PDF files want to merge standard letter pages. The size of a standard letter page is 8.5” wide by 11” high and it’s by far the most popular file size in the world. Sure there are other paper sizes like legal which is 8.5” x 14″ or the lesser known…
Get your PDF files combined quickly for pre-press or production by uploading them into our cloud based software. Read on for the basics of what a PDF file is and how you can combine them easily regardless of size or shape. What Is A PDF and Why Would I Need To Combine Them? PDF is…
Did you create a PDF sticker design in Canva, Photoshop, or Illustrator printed? Or maybe you purchased a digital download from Etsy or Coral and you want to print the PDF file on sheets. How do you do that? First, and most importantly, you need to get your PDF file set up with the correct…
One of the biggest issues we face daily with ownership of a web-to-print business is how to become more efficient. Needless to say we’re always looking for ways to save on material, cost of goods, and MOQ (minimum order quantity). Generally, people want the ability to order small amounts of custom printed products. Overall, the…
Imposition is the process of arranging files to get them placed on a page for printing efficiently. Imposition is used more heavily in the commercial printing world but it also applies to printing on your home printer. Without imposition not only would print jobs become inefficient in the finishing steps, it would also make them…
Prepress is just that, the pre before the press or in other words all the procedures and steps that have to happen before a file or group of files gets formatted into something that a printer can accept. Prior to the explosion of digital printing, which has really happened in just the past 20 years…