Linux command
pdfxup 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Example
pdfxup -o [path/to/output.pdf] [path/to/input.pdf]
Example
pdfxup -x 3 -y 2 -o [path/to/output.pdf] [path/to/input.pdf]
Example
pdfxup -b -o [path/to/output.pdf] [path/to/input.pdf]
说明
pdfxup arranges multiple PDF pages onto single sheets (n-up printing). It scales and rotates pages to fit into a grid layout, useful for creating handouts, booklets, or reducing paper usage when printing. The booklet mode arranges pages so that when printed double-sided and folded, they form a properly ordered book. This is useful for creating small publications from PDF documents.
参数
- -o, --output _file_
- Output PDF file path
- -x, --columns _num_
- Number of columns per page
- -y, --rows _num_
- Number of rows per page
- -b, --booklet
- Booklet mode for folding into a book
- -p, --paper _size_
- Output paper size
- -l, --landscape
- Landscape orientation
FAQ
What is the pdfxup command used for?
pdfxup arranges multiple PDF pages onto single sheets (n-up printing). It scales and rotates pages to fit into a grid layout, useful for creating handouts, booklets, or reducing paper usage when printing. The booklet mode arranges pages so that when printed double-sided and folded, they form a properly ordered book. This is useful for creating small publications from PDF documents.
How do I run a basic pdfxup example?
Run `pdfxup -o [path/to/output.pdf] [path/to/input.pdf]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -o, --output _file_ do in pdfxup?
Output PDF file path