PDF Duplicate Pages
Repeat pages of a PDF with our PDF Duplicate Pages tool. Enter the pages to copy, such as 1,4-5, choose up to 20 copies and place them right after each original page or together at the end of the document. The copies reuse the fonts and images of the original page, so the file grows only a little. Handy for forms everyone fills in, handouts that need extra sheets or cover pages repeated for each section.
Frequently asked questions
How do I duplicate pages in a PDF?
Upload a PDF, enter the pages to copy, such as 2 or 1,4-5, set the number of copies and click Duplicate Pages. The result is named after the original with -duplicated added.
Where do the copies go?
With After each page, the copies follow their original directly, so pages 1,2 with two copies give 1,1,1,2,2,2. With At the end, the selected pages are appended as a block once per copy, giving 1,2 followed by 1,2,1,2.
How many copies can I make?
You can make 1 to 20 copies of each selected page. The result can have at most 200 pages, and the tool tells you when the copies would pass that.
Does duplicating make the file much larger?
No. Each copy points to the same page content, fonts and images as its original, so a copy adds only a small amount to the file size.
Do the copies keep links and comments?
Yes. Links and comments are copied onto each duplicate, and internal links on a copy lead to the same target as on the original.
What happens to form fields on duplicated pages?
Form fields stay on the original page only. The copies show the page content without the fields, because one field cannot be filled in separately on two pages; the original keeps its fields and values.
Are bookmarks kept?
Yes. All bookmarks are kept and point to the original pages. The copies have no bookmarks of their own.
How large can the PDF be?
The PDF can be up to 10 MB with at most 200 pages. Encrypted files need their password, except when they only restrict printing or copying, and the result is saved without one.
What is not carried over?
Accessibility tags, page labels and document-level JavaScript are not carried over, and digital signatures no longer validate. The title, author and attachments stay.
Are my files stored?
No. The pages are duplicated in memory for this request and the result is returned directly. Nothing is written to storage on the server.