Quick Tip: Using the Print Booklet Feature in Adobe InDesign

[@nonexman]

That's exactly what I needed, and I thought I was going to have to dig and dig for how to do what I needed. VERY clear and concise tutorial. I thank you!!

[@HeatherOrdover]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Wasted two hours before I found you. Many many thanks!

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[@albamariedesigns]

Thank God for people like you! A clear explanation. Finally!

[@sukimerica1128]

Thank you for being clear, concise, and to the point! :D

[@Al-qx3db]

literally the most helpful video ever!

[@natassjajessica]

Total agreement with Heather comment. Thank you so much. I have spent and wasted almost 3 hours trying to find what you explained just now. Thank you!!! God bless you.

[@cristinasala]

This is so helpful! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for making this tutorial!

Ok, thank you. You've answered half of my issue. But isn't there a way to print double-sided without having to put half the spreads of the booklet back in to print the other side?

[@yippiecahier9253]

Great video! Quick question:I have printed my booklet using "Print Booklet" to a post script file so I can save it as a pdf file. In the "Print Booklet" preview, everything looks good... the pages fit the paper size, etc, but when I open the ps file in Acrobat, all the right sides of my pages are cut off... the pdf file is coming out portrait, when it should be landscape. I can't fix it from the InDesign side, and I can't change the page orientation in the pdf file. Help!!! TIA.

[@eurossocial]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. Do you have a longer video explaining this booklet exported into a pdf and also how to import two A5 single pages side by side, into an A4 spread in indesign. You have a new subscriber to your channel.

[@KSSS230]

I LOVE YOU! This helped me so much! Thanks!

[@loveforrebellion6269]

how do you choose to print only first and third spread? i dont see that option there

[@productosdentalestovartien558]

Very nice and PRACTICAL tutorial. Thank you!

[@lauratomasello1276]

this is brilliant but I need to save it in that format so I can send it off the the printers, how do i save it to pdf in that special order? please help!

[@thebaybaygranary5359]

How about if I'm using an A3 printer? Thank you for the sweet tutorial it helps alot!

[@DesignedByMaejor]

Exactly what I wanted to know😊 thank you so much

[@dougieladd]

Great thanks Cheryl... is this something you would NEED to do before sending to the printer as a PDF? I have this exact document with facing pages.

[@beastly075]

I'm having some problems with this feature. I keep getting "The active document uses multiple page sizes. Print Booklet works only with documents that use a consistent page size." I've checked my document size, all pages are the same. I went online and others have had this issue, but worked around by copying to another document, but even when I do this I get the same error message." Please help!

[@dan3wplayer]

Having the same issue... think it's a bug

[@raquelcemin8082]

Daniel Shia I had the same problem, but I found out what happened with me. You cannot change sizes pages after create a new document.

[@inlikeflynn]

Raquel Cemin Your suggestion was so helpful!! I've been messing up my document for an hour. Made a new one- voila. Works just as I had hoped it work. Thanks!

[@Hypastpist]

will this automatically sort itself out when printing larger stuff like portfolios? (A4 sized pages) directly from the indesign file?

[@TBolt1]

Very helpful information. Thank you!

[@sheesbinshahid7082]

Very useful it really helped me out. Thank you.

[@ragbearebikegoodlife6693]

I missed where to look to set the number of pages in your booklet (I want 12 pages) and where do I set page size to 5.5x8.5? Thanks for a good video and the additional info you may send me. ek

[@emiliehaugen7168]

Nice material :)

[@pooyabehravesh1568]

God Bless you madam!

[@MrPatrickBatemann]

what direction do you flip them? like flip them onto their backs or rotate

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[@Ninetrails]

Can you do this for a 500 page book?

[@MichaelDerryGameitect]

I know this response is very late but I'll try to answer anyway. 500 pages would be too many to fold in a single stack so you'd just need to do them in smaller groups and put each group side-by-side in the correct order once they're printed. I don't know the appropriate number of pages in a group. Maybe try 16 or 24 ( 4 or 6 pieces of paper) in each stack. You'd then glue or sew each stack to a spine. Look up tutorials on book binding for details. I think this tutorial should be accurate for how to output to a printer to start the process, though. It seems to work properly with smaller page ranges than the full layout based on the project I'm working on.

[@klaudiamusia2556]

how do u did these pages? mine add blank pages to every page

[@tomkempson-brown7995]

how do you print only selected pages so i can then print back to back??

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[@Fairytale954]

Thank you so much!!!

[@newtonoluoch8103]

Very clear

[@anchorchurchpalos]

Excellent!!!

[@RajaAhmadSyarafuddin]

Thank you very much.

[@nurushosman929]

Damn you saved my life. Thanks lol

[@PedroPaulodeCarvalho]

How to customize a parte size??? (That isn't on default presets) I can't do it... Someone help me please

[@PedroPaulodeCarvalho]

A paper size on booklet setting, not on general project

[@mastervivi3713]

thank you for the information

[@AbbyPhillipsIsPeaches]

Well done! (From 2017)

[@PauloParreira]

But your canon ip4600 does print duplex, you don´t have to turn pages manually.

[@ashleyealey8903]

how do you get it to save as a PDF!

[@lofocky]

Thats the goog question

[@TakeOffPerformance]

EXPORT AS [PDF] PRINT OR INTERACTIVE

[@typy0107]

U use adobe disteller

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[@rajuhansdakerala]

very useful... thanks

[@ShineLine3]

Thank you!

[@absadelakun3288]

can you do this on word

[@ChasJanWanns]

Need a very clear mind to follow this lesson...

[@absadelakun3288]

its quite easy i am a 12 year old and needed to do this on word no one taught me it it is common sense

[@thomasdoley6725]

I love you

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[@sam.k44]

As the designer at a professional printer please please please don't do this!!!! Just call and ask the best way to send the file

[@fahadalam412]

Thank you so much!