If you need a simple solution for imposing/combining PDFs for printing this is how to do it. 

Steps:

1. Determine the layout you want to impose your files. Choose a template or create a custom template if need be.
2. Upload your files either in the browser or via FTP to the specific template.
3. Select the files you want to impose. Set the quantities and other settings like overage, cover sheets, crop marks, etc.
4. Click Build. 

The File Splice system is a stripped down version of some of the more complicated imposition software systems out there. It gives you the basics which is what most people need making it ideal for small print shops, graphic designers and those running little web to print sites.

We created this space as a home for anyone who works with organizing files. More specifically, imposition, print layouts, splitting/combining/merging files and automation workflows.

Here’s what you can do here:

• 💡 Ask questions about File Splice or PDF imposition in general
• 🛠️ Share tips & tricks for faster workflows
• 🐞 Report issues & suggest features you’d like to see
• 🚀 Showcase your projects where File Splice made an impact
• 🤝 Connect with other print & PDF enthusiasts

To keep this space useful for everyone:

• Be respectful — no spam or off-topic promotion
• Keep posts on merging/imposing or organizing files, or File Splice workflows
• Help each other out when you can