Interleave PDF Pages

Turn two scan passes back into one document by alternating their pages, reversing the second stack when it was flipped as a block.

Interleave PDF Pages runs entirely in your browser. Your documents are never uploaded to a server.

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À propos de Interleave PDF Pages

Scanning a double-sided document on a single-sided feeder leaves you with two files: the odd pages in order, and the even pages in reverse, because the whole stack was flipped at once rather than sheet by sheet. Interleaving alternates the two back into one correct document. This tool does exactly that, with a switch for the reversal, a stride for documents that pair up two pages at a time, and a choice of which file goes first. If one file has more pages than the other, the extras are appended rather than dropped — losing a page silently is worse than an odd tail — and the preview shows the output order before anything is written.

Fonctionnalités

Comment utiliser Interleave PDF Pages

  1. Drop the odd-page scan into the first slot
  2. Drop the even-page scan into the second
  3. Leave reverse on if the second stack was scanned back to front
  4. Check the output order, then interleave and download

Exemple

Entrée

odd.pdf with pages 1,3,5 and even.pdf scanned in reverse as 6,4,2

Sortie

A1 · B3 · A2 · B2 · A3 · B1 — a six-page document in the right order

Reversing the second file is what turns two feeder passes back into one document.

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Foire aux questions

How do I combine odd and even page scans into one PDF?
Load the odd-page file and the even-page file, keep the reverse option on if the second stack was flipped as a block, and interleave. The result alternates the two files a page at a time.
Why are my even pages in reverse order?
Because the paper stack was turned over as a single block after the first pass, so the last sheet went through the feeder first. Reversing the second file during the merge undoes it.
What does the stride setting do?
It takes more than one page per turn from each file. A stride of two produces A1, A2, B1, B2, A3, A4 — useful for documents scanned as spreads or two-up.
What happens if the two PDFs have different page counts?
Interleaving continues until one runs out, then the rest of the longer file is appended. Nothing is discarded, and a warning appears when the difference is more than one page.
Does interleaving re-compress the pages?
No. Pages are copied across as they are, so text stays selectable, images keep their original quality, and the file size is roughly the sum of the two inputs.

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