How it works
Pages into folded panels
Add one image per zine page. They fill the empty pages in order, starting from the page you have selected; drag a page onto another to swap them, or select one and press Delete to empty it.
The mini zine puts eight pages on a single sheet in two rows. Fold the sheet, cut the middle slit shown by the red line, and collapse it into a booklet. Pages in the top row are turned upside down on the sheet so they end up upright after folding.
Accordion zines
An accordion zine is a strip folded in alternating valley and mountain folds. Choose 4, 6 or 8 panels; with double-sided printing the back gets as many extra pages, and two strips per sheet repeats the panels in two rows so one sheet makes two copies.
pages = panels × (1 or 2 sides); each cell = sheet width ÷ panels
Pictures, bleed and marks
Fill covers each cell and crops the picture from the centre; Fit shows the whole picture with paper around it. A 3 mm bleed grows the sheet and extends the outer cells so artwork can run to the trimmed edge.
Fold marks are dashed (valley and mountain differ) and the cut line is solid red, drawn on the sheet so you can see them in the preview. Turn them off for a clean final print.
