Automatically insert back pages into PDF batches?
Good morning!
A stupid question. I have a PDF stack with about 100 pages. I want each of these pages to have a back page. I have this back page as a separate PDF file. At work, we use the Foxit PDF Editor application (unfortunately). I've also tried scripting, but unfortunately, I haven't found a sensible solution yet. Does anyone know of an application that allows me to insert a back page every other place in a PDF stack as part of an automated process?
Thank you in advance!
Kind regards
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Unfortunately, the Foxit PDF Editor does not provide a function for automatically inserting backs into a PDF stack. However, there are various ways to achieve this using scripts or alternative programs:
1. Script solution:
With a script in Python or another programming language, you can automate the Foxit PDF Editor and perform the desired task. However, this requires programming knowledge and can be time-consuming.
Two. Alternative programmes:
There are various PDF processing programs that allow the automatic insertion of backs into stacks. Some popular options are:
* Adobe Acrobat Pro: Provides a powerful function for inserting backs into stacks.
* PDF element: Another popular option with similar functions as Adobe Acrobat Pro.
* PDFsam: A free open source program that supports inserting backs into stacks.
3. Online services:
There are also online services that allow you to insert backs into PDF stacks. These services are usually easy to use, but require an Internet connection and may have limitations regarding file size or functionality.
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I always do such things with PDFtk on the command line:
https://www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/
As you can see, there is also a GUI; I don’t know if that’s what you want with the GUI. It’s on the command line anyway.
I would pdftk (the servers (command lines) – version) take, evtl. does already “pdftk A=input.pdf B=rueckseite.pdf shuffle A B1 output output output.pdf”