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Insert Blank Pages

Add blank pages to a household PDF, for example to leave space for notes or to start a section on a new sheet.

Six labeled pages. With the default 2, 5 the result has eight pages: blanks appear at positions 3 and 7, each sized like the page before it.

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Local limits: Max single file: 60 MB / Max pages: 200

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A practical guide

Leave room exactly where you need it.

  1. Choose one PDF of up to 200 pages.
  2. List the pages to insert after, such as 2, 5; use 0 before page 1 and repeat a number for several blanks.
  3. Create the copy and check each blank and the page that follows it.

Try this example

In a four-page recipe collection, enter 2 to add an empty page for handwritten notes after the second recipe. The copy has five pages and page 3 is blank.

Before

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3

After

  • 1
  • 2
  • Blank
  • 3
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Positions refer to the original page numbers. Each blank matches the visible size of the page before it (page 1 for position 0). Up to 200 source pages and 100 blanks per run.

Number the new page sequence
What you get

Add blank pages after the page numbers you list; 0 inserts before page 1. Each blank matches the size of the page before it.

Limits and important details

Local limits: Max single file: 60 MB / Max pages: 200

Example

Enter 2, 5 for the six-page sample. The result has eight pages with blanks at positions 3 and 7, each sized like the page before it. Enter 0 for a blank before page 1.