Print-focused typography
Set page sizes, headlines, two- or three-column stories, images and page numbering in millimetre-based layouts. Check overflow before exporting.
Compose professional publications page by page. Arrange multi-column stories, headlines, images and typography, then create a clean, printable PDF—without uploading your work.
Set page sizes, headlines, two- or three-column stories, images and page numbering in millimetre-based layouts. Check overflow before exporting.
Work entirely in your browser with imported PNG, JPEG or WebP images. A project JSON preserves content, image assets, and placement for later editing.
Choose Print / PDF and use the browser's Save as PDF option. A layout preflight warns about text that might be clipped; the editor is not a professional prepress RIP.
Add a Newspaper preset page or select an Article text block, then change Columns to 3 in the inspector. Drag or resize the article block as needed.
Click Print / PDF. In your browser's print dialog, choose Save as PDF and disable browser-generated headers and footers. The print stylesheet uses the selected page dimensions.
Not automatically. Each article block is independent; the Continue on next page action can split overflowing content into an editable new page. A warning indicates when an article is too long for its assigned rectangle; use Fit text to frame or Continue on next page in the text inspector, or enlarge the frame. Export does not silently approve overflowing content.
No. It creates editable editorial layouts and browser PDFs, but does not support linked text frames, CMYK separations, bleed marks, imposition, or PDF/X compliance.
Arrange multi-page editorial layouts with text columns and raster artwork, check overflow and image resolution, and save an editable project or print through the browser.
Create a short four-page newsletter, place a headline and article text in a two-column page, and add a raster cover image. Run preflight, review any overflow or resolution warning, save the project, then inspect the browser print preview.
Print/PDF uses the browser dialog; the application cannot confirm that a PDF was saved. It does not provide CMYK, PDF/X, bleed, imposition, or professional prepress certification. Continuation creates independent text pages rather than live linked reflow. Preflight blocks print for text overflow and other warnings require review. Limits: 30 pages, 70 blocks per page, 20 images, and 20 MB JSON. Projects embed original images.
No. Continuation creates independent text pages; it is not a live linked reflow system.
No. Printing goes through the browser dialog and the tool does not provide CMYK, PDF/X, bleed, imposition, or professional prepress certification.