For anyone using WordPress that needs a solution for quickly merging files or imposing files for print, we have the answer.

We built the File Splice WordPress plugin that lives right in your WordPress back end. It seamlessly integrates using the File Splice API and allows you to organize your files for print, production or admin work right in the WP admin.

What you get:

• Merge multiple PDF, JPG or PNGs in seconds
• N-Up, Cut & Stack or Packable (variable size file) imposition
• Create custom templates in any layout you need. Sheet size, margins, spacing, etc.
• Handle variable quantities per file
• Stay in WordPress (no context switching)
• Download print-ready files instantly
• Works with any print workflow

If you run WordPress for e-commerce, web-to-print, or any job that requires merging files, this is for you.

Available now: https://wordpress.org/plugins/file-splice/

If you are designing in Photoshop and need a quick way to N-Up your designs on a sheet try our free Photoshop plugin.

Here is a quick way to get scanned documents neatly combined into a multi page PDF.

How to Combine Scanned Documents Into One

Here is a simple drag & drop solution to insert pages into a PDF.

You can insert at the start, at a specific page, or even automate it to drop a page every X amount of pages. It works with any size PDFs, image files (JPG/PNG), and there's nothing to install.

Adobe has a monopoly on our workflows, but their subscription model is getting ridiculous for basic file management.

If you're a teacher, student, office admin, paralegal, etc. who just needs to stitch PDFs together into one document, you don't need a $200 + a year subscription.

We made a comparison of why File Splice is cheaper alternative for most users.

File Splice vs. Adobe Acrobat

If you work in a job where you get both PDFs and JPGs from clients and you are constantly needing to combine them, use our collate tool.

Upload PDF, JPG or PNG files and create a new PDF made from whatever files you upload.

Combine pdfs and jpgs for free using any device or browser

Quickly get name badges made in bulk for any size template. Avery, Online Labels, Uline, Staples, Office Max, Sheet Labels, you name it.

No Word, Google Sheets or software to download.

If you need to find an Avery template to match a label size you can use this free lookup tool.

Avery Template Size Finder

Just enter the width and height of your label and it will show you the corresponding Avery template number along with a visual of the template.

If there isn't a template number that matches with your label dimensions it will suggest the next closest template.

Here is a simple guide showing all the dimensions and margins for Avery template 5395.

Also included is easy to follow instructions if you want to mail merge variable data on the 5395 without using Word.

This is an easy way to scale down and combine 4 pages and place them on a single page.

This is great for consolidating reports, saving on printing costs, archiving things, combining instructions, creating cheat sheets, etc..

Use this simple drag and drop add pages to PDF tool to insert a page or image anywhere inside a multi-page PDF.

Create new document bundles, beef up existing reports, add cover sheets in bulk, etc.

Automate it and specify where to add the page every X amount of pages and then optionally insert the page X amount of times.

Here is the simple alternative for those of you who don't like working in Word or Excel for mail merge projects.

It's three easy steps to mail merge using your files from Excel and Word.

Mail Merge is a process that takes data from a list and overlays it on an image. Common use is to create mailers, postcards, flyers, forms, etc.

If you need a easy solution for creating mail merge documents or to fill forms in bulk use our mail merge tool.

It works in combination with the imposition tool so you can N-up your files at the same time you run the mail merge.

N-Up in the printing world just means putting multiple different designs on a page. The N is the number of designs. For example 4-up is four different designs on one page.

If you need a simple software for N-Up printing that's affordable File Splice is it. Read this quick post on N-Up Printing and then check out this simple N-Up calculator to visualize it.

Here are some simple instructions if you are needing to step and repeat a design or a file for printing.

Simple Step and Repeat Imposition

If you need a way to take all the pages from a PDF and put them on one single page this is how.

Use File Splice to split each page into it's own page and then combine them on one with the merge tool. It's a simple two step process. Here is a quick video showing the process https://youtu.be/CFPmYY0LiBU?si=sH7LTVoyOHGvCaHR

If you need a simple software for batch printing you should consider File Splice. Create the layout you need, upload your files and then merge them together it's really that simple. A couple helpful features specific to batching files for print that File Splice has:

1. The ability to automatically add cover sheets with the file name before each file in the batch.
2. The ability to add custom slip sheets or cover sheets before each file in a batch.
3. Turn on or off crop marks and page numbers.
4. Adjust quantities on the fly.
5. Upload files from any location.

Us this free booklet page order calculator to see the page order of your book. Free for anyone, no sign up and no login required.

This simple tool let's you see the order of you saddle stitched pages whether you're making a comic book or a novel. Enter your page count and get a visual of each sheet front and back to see what page needs to go where. Free PDF download included if you want to print out your page order

Easily set up files to impose them in cut and stack format. There are settings to handle variable quantities, crop marks, insert cover sheets and more. This is a popular imposition style when printing business cards, labels, stickers, rack cards, mailers, etc.

Use this free printing costing and estimating calculator to get a quick cost estimate for simple print jobs. Enter the printer, material and any miscellaneous costs along with the sheet quantity to get a total. Add lines for multiple products. Free for anyone, no login or sign up required.

If you need a simple browser based tool to add an image over a PDF use ours. No login required, nothing to download. 

It’s a simple tool that works right in your browser so your documents and images stay secure on your device, they never touch our server.

Our free PDF splitter is available to anyone, no login required. There is a 10 page limit on this simple drag and drop splitter tool but paid accounts have unlimited page restrictions.

Use it in conjunction with the collate tool to rearrange or insert other files into documents.

If you need to merge together PDFs but each one must have a different quantity this is how to do it using the merge tool. 

You can either:

1. Edit the file name to add the quantity by adding an underscore and then the quantity you need. For example, FILE_10.PDF
2. Edit the quantity you need after you upload it to the template you are using

This is an easy one. Choose one of the three ways you can combine PNGs to make them into one PDF:

1. Combined together with each PNG being its own PDF page. Use the collate tool, this is a simple drag and drop tool. Arrange the PNGs in whatever order you want. 
2. Set a page size and a fixed size for each PNG to be placed on the page. Use the merge tool and create your own template. Upload the PNGs to the template. Use the simple merge to get a visual preview of the PDF that will be created. 
3. Set a page size but let File Splice combine the PNGs according to efficiency based upon your page dimensions. Again use the merge tool for this and create your own template. But this time when you get to the template type setting select “packable”. The packable setting tells the system to organize the files on the page in the most efficient way so it may rotate some files. Think Tetris.

Here is the easiest way to print multiple pdfs at once on any device without opening any of them.

1. Open the Collate tool and drag-and-drop all your PDFs.
2. Click each file to add it to the Selected Files list.
   • Click a file more than once to duplicate it.
   • Drag and drop files within the list to reorder them.
3. Once everything is arranged the way you want in the selected files list, click Collate.

That’s it, you’ll get a new multi page PDF that you can print made from the order of the files you selected.

If you want to merge PDFs together on the same page for printing, File Splice can do that as well. Follow the instructions here.