Tiling PDF pages is an effective way to handle oversized drawings and documents that are too large for standard paper sizes.
By dividing a page into multiple smaller sections, you can print or view detailed content across several pages while maintaining accuracy and scale.
With a simple and intuitive process, you can quickly create tiled output that preserves the original layout and quality of your document.
As shown below, a large PDF page can be divided into smaller tiles that are easier to print, share, and work with.
You will find the Tile PDF Page tool on the Premium Tools tab:
Press the button while having a PDF file loaded, and the following dialog will appear:
In this example, a PDF file with a page size of 3403.6 × 889 millimeters is loaded.
You can choose between two different tiling methods:
You can also choose to save the result as a single multi-page PDF file or as separate PDF files for each tile.
Click OK when your ready to create the output PDF file(s).
ViewCompanion Premium is a comprehensive tool for viewing, converting, and processing PDF, CAD, and image files.
In addition to features like PDF conversion, OCR (optical character recognition), file comparison, watermarking, and document cleanup, it also includes tools for handling large and complex documents efficiently.
Designed for professionals and businesses, ViewCompanion helps streamline document workflows through accurate viewing, reliable conversion, and automation of repetitive tasks.
Whether you are working with large-format drawings, converting files, comparing revisions, or improving scanned documents, ViewCompanion provides a flexible and easy-to-use solution.
Click the link below to learn more about ViewCompanion Premium and explore its full feature set:
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