Duplicate pages in a PDF
Repeat selected pages any number of times within a document.
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PDF · up to 100 MB · choose how many times each page repeats
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How to duplicate pages in a PDF
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Add your PDF
Drop a file into the box above and its pages render as thumbnails.
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Set a count
Use the plus and minus controls under a page to say how many times it should appear.
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Check the total
The button shows how many pages go in and how many come out.
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Download
Copies are inserted straight after the original page.
What this is for
- Printing several copies of one form from a document — a permission slip, a raffle ticket, a sign-in sheet — without running the print dialogue repeatedly.
- Repeating a label or a certificate template so a whole sheet comes out of one file.
- Padding a booklet to a multiple of four pages so it imposes correctly for saddle stitching.
- Keeping a blank separator page between sections after a merge, without editing the source documents.
Copies are adjacent, not appended
Setting page 3 to appear three times gives you pages 3, 3, 3 in sequence — not three copies bolted onto the end. This is what you want for print runs and booklet padding, and it is worth knowing before you set a count of twenty.
If you need a different arrangement — the whole document twice over, say — duplicate nothing here and use Merge PDF with the same file added twice instead.
Frequently asked questions
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- Extract pagesPull selected pages out of a PDF into a new document.
- Reorder pagesMove pages into a new order and save the rearranged PDF.
- Merge PDFCombine multiple PDFs into a single document. Reorder files before merging — everything happens in your browser.
- Split PDFSplit a PDF by page ranges, into fixed-size chunks, or into one file per page.