Imposition Studio

Professional printing of brochures, digital books, visiting cards, and other materials requires special techniques, user knowledge and skill, and, last but not least, a specialized software solution.

Imposition Studio is an application that allows different corrections, PDF adjustments, color and texture corrections, granular layout and page property adjustments, and so much more.

PDF imposition refers to a set of actions, changes, and adjustments one applies to a PDF document/file to prepare it for printing.

Given the widespread use of the PDF file format (that stands for Portable Document Format) and its versatility traits, one can create brochures, business cards, documents, invitations, papers, magazine content, design or architecture models, and even business strategy models in PDF format.

Regardless of the type of content you are making or editing, before printing your PDF, the imposition process is mandatory. This prepares the PDF file by matching the content's pages to the printer's sheets and the user's desired output.

As such, depending on the context and your needs, a wide variety of configurations and modifications, or parameter configurations, can be applied. Sometimes, for similar and repetitive tasks, you can create user profiles or templates for imposing your PDF faster and more efficiently.

In this regard, Imposition Studio eases your job, comes with bundled-in printing templates and predefined structures while also incorporating a feature called 'Workflow Manager' for queuing and automating processes, smoothly running in the background.

Although the preparation for press printing is a matter of blending between one's design knowledge and digital skill set, Imposition Studio also adds PDF management options that allow you to perform PDF splitting, merging, combining, rotation, spread to page, compatibility repair, and single- or multi-page removals.

Over and above what normally might be expected, Imposition Studio also incorporates, PDF conversion (from and to PDF/image), and a feature called 'BleedMaker,' useful for modifying PDFs that have insufficient or no bleed.