IMPRIMIR ARCHIVOS MEDIDA FINAL A6

The final size of most designs in the shop is A5 (148 x 210 mm). You can reduce the final printed product to A6 (105 x 148 mm). To do this, you need to configure everything in the print settings. Keep in mind that you will need to print directly onto an A5 sheet already cut to that size. In the video, I show how I do it using the reader I use for the files, which is Adobe Acrobat Reader (if you don't have it, you can download it for free from the official website). ✨ Open the design called "A4 FOR BINDING or SEWING". 👉 Adjust the page size to A5 (if your printer doesn't have this size by default, you can check by defining a default size). 👉 Adjust the design size to fit the sheet. ✅ And that's it! Simply send a double-sided copy to print. Then you'll either cut or fold it in half, depending on whether you're going to sew or bind it. I showed how to do it with an A4 sheet for an A6 final size (that is, by converting it to an A5 sheet that has two A6 pages). But you can do the same thing by directly reducing the file called A5 to print on a sheet cut to A6 (as long as your printers allow printing at that size). The entire design will be reduced proportionally to the size of the sheet (that is, the letters will be smaller, everything will be in accordance with the A6 size). Here I must clarify something important: NOT ALL DESIGNS WILL LOOK GOOD IN A SMALL VERSION, as the lines may be too small or some text may become illegible.