Gang-run imposition
Every card, flyer and label on the sheet at its own size, marks in the margins only.
Drop the business cards, flyers and labels — one file or several — and get the print sheets: quantities per job, every size grouped or all sizes ganged in guillotine strips, duplex from one file or two, single or double cut, crop marks that never cross the artwork.
The problems it removes
- Imposing by hand in InDesign takes half an hour per job and one wrong gutter wastes a sheet run.
- Crop marks drawn inside gutters print on the finished cards.
- Back pages that do not line up with fronts after a duplex flip.
Questions
- Does it scale my artwork?
- Never. The artwork decides the size; the sheet decides how many fit.
- Single or double cut?
- Auto picks a double cut when the file has bleed and a single cut when it does not. You can force either.