PDF Stitcher FOR LINUX

If you've ever used multiple PDFs while projecting them for a presentation, then you know just how annoying it can be for both the one responsible for changing between them and the viewers.

This is where PDF Stitcher comes into play. It's a niche, little open-source app that works on all major OSes (macOS, Linux, and Windows). Its main purpose is to provide you with a quick and easy way to "sew together" multiple PDF pages from one document into a single large file suitable for use with a projector.

As the developer puts it "this program was created in order to convert sewing patterns into a convenient format for projecting, though it could be used to stitch together any PDF."

Features:

• Works on major operating systems like macOS, Linux, and Windows


• Quick and easy way to combine multiple PDF pages


• Options, Tile Pages, and Layers tabs for customization


• Ability to trim edges, add margins, and modify line properties


• Rotate pages, trim or overlap edges, and add blank pages

Technical Specifications:

Compatibility:

Compatible with macOS, Linux, and Windows operating systems

File Format:

Supports PDF files for stitching

Developer:

Developed by Charlotte Curtis

Description:

PDF Stitcher is a straightforward app that might require a bit of trial-and-error until you perfectly get the hang of things. However, for those users who heavily rely on projecting PDFs to audiences, it's damn near a miracle.