PDF Stitcher

The PDF extension is one that people look toward for its overall reliability, as well as compatibility. The variety of tools to help users with their documents is just as noteworthy, as you have plenty of options to sign, edit, and annotate your files.

When it comes to stitching, one may first think of adjoining two documents into one, and there are certainly tools for that. PDFStitcher, on the other hand, seeks to make it easy for sewists to convert PDF sewing patterns, allowing them to stitch multiple pages from a document into a single page.

There isn't really much to install here. The supplied executable launches without a problem, and you're free to start tweaking your document right away. Select the input PDF, then choose an output location, and change the settings to alter the way the stitching process is handled.

You can specify a page range to be considered for your document, but more tweaking can be done in the Title Pages and Layers menus. In Title Pages, users can manage the number of columns or rows they need for their stitching, and the software will account for that.

You can also specify a page order to be considered, as well as implement a page rotation parameter. Adding a margin to your final output can also work to ensure that the stitching is done per your requirements.

The Layers menu allows users to select the layers they want to include in the output document. Of course, your document has to feature layers in it for this option to function.

As for the adjustments that can be made, line properties can be modified per your preferences. Line color, thickness, and style can be readily changed.

Though PDF Stitcher offers sewists a dependable and practical way to convert their sewing patterns without fault, the software is just as usable by any type of looking to stitch multiple PDF pages into one.